Lawmakers are stockpiling bullion and exploring gold-backed debit cards as concerns about the dollar and federal debt grow.

As Americans file their state and federal income taxes this month, history suggests that they will pay hundreds of billions ...

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) launched a technical assistance program for water infrastructure in early ...

Lawmakers are weighing whether to scale back or repeal a fast-growing incentive now costing billions in lost sales tax ...

Limited treatment options have pushed educators to integrate addiction recovery directly into the school system.

If artificial intelligence tools struggle to find official guidance, too often the answers they generate are wrong.

Voters will decide whether a new levy could raise millions and push empty properties back onto the housing market.

Election administrators should be more focused on foreign efforts to sway public opinion than on direct tampering with vote ...

Polls show some Democrats in a large primary field gaining support. But if the election were held today, two Republicans ...

Gov. Mikie Sherrill says updated regulations could unlock projects and help lower utility bills as energy demand rises.

Students learn core subjects through adaptive software, with non-credentialed “guides” overseeing progress and activities.

About 40 percent of participants in the city’s Inside Safe initiative have fallen back into unsheltered homelessness.