Now that Kotek backs data center moratorium, her opponent — and her allies — want more

Allentown service honors those lost on 9/11, 25 years after terror attacks

A retired Army surgeon and nun who served at Ground Zero reflected Friday on faith, service and the 2,977 lives lost in the terrorist attacks.

After Amazon’s deal, developer moves to acquire remainder of historic N.J. horse track

In July, the township agreed to give Amazon a nearly 30-year tax break on the project.

Dan Campbell remembers ‘just wanting to help’ in New York on 25th anniversary of 9/11

The Lions plan to honor active and retired firefighters, including those from Detroit who went to ground zero on Sunday. Campbell remembers the feeling of watching those sacrifice everything, and the feeling of wanting to help but knowing, "We could do nothing compared to what they were doing."

‘Political gangsters’: Birmingham activist sues to overturn water system restructuring

A new federal lawsuit claims Alabama lawmakers broke their own rules when they took control of Birmingham's water system without the Birmingham City Council's consent.

29-year-old charged with sexual abuse of children for uploaded video

The man faces three felony counts after state police traced uploaded videos to his North Seventh Street apartment following a National Center for Missing and Exploited Children tip.