Gov. Mike Braun is directing the flags at all government buildings in Indiana fly at half-staff through Sunday to honor ...

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Drivers have been caught hiding their number plates in a protest against parking firms. Some motorists covered plates with bin bags, cardboard and rags, while others removed them altogether in an ...

A Missouri judge ruled that the state treasurer can continue subsidizing private school scholarships with state revenue while a lawsuit challenging the fund's constitutionality proceeds. The Missouri ...

Aug. 25—On Friday, the U.S. federal government agreed to a 10% stake in Intel, a stake said to be worth $8.9 billion, in one of the largest government steps of its kind in American history. In 2009, ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — A former Cleveland resident was sentenced to six months in prison Monday for using a drone to drop cellphones and tobacco to inmates at a private prison. Jason Totty, 37, now living ...

Lansing — The chief executive of Michigan's economic development arm is getting his own legal counsel while seeking to shield some of his cellphone records from an embezzlement investigation into a ...

Trump’s immigration enforcement actions coincided with a major drop in private-sector work in California earlier this year, according to a new analysis of census data by the University of California, ...

Former President Barack Obama praised a group of Texas Democratic lawmakers for fleeing their state to stop a vote on a redistricting bill, calling their actions "inspiring," according to reporting.

Many fund managers strive to be transparent with their financial disclosures. Others are so obstructive that they might as well be kicking sand in investors’ faces.