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As Ben & Jerry's celebrated its annual Free Cone Day on Tuesday, one of the brand's co-founders was focused on a different sort of freedom.

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette has avoided an imminent shutdown by selling to a nonprofit journalism operation.

The wife of a former upstate New York town official has admitted deleting doorbell camera video of an incident in which her husband shot and wounded a lost DoorDash delivery driver.

Last month, it looked like the only thing standing in the way of Hawaiian Electric Co., Inc.'s proposed $1.15 billion upgrade to its Waiau power plant was the amount the utility would be allowed to charge customers to build it.

An Austin district judge on Monday ordered the state's Historically Underutilized Business Program rules be temporarily reinstated, meaning women- and minority-owned business owners can qualify for the state's HUB program again for now.

7-Eleven expects to close hundreds of its convenience stores this year. According to earnings filings published last week, 7-Eleven's North American operator plans to close 645 stores in the 2026 fiscal year -- outpacing the 205 locations it ...

Democrats in Congress are trying to overturn the Trump administration's changes to a student loan forgiveness program.

After Canadian wildfires brought extremely poor air quality to Detroit in the summers of 2023 and 2025, Michigan is updating how it communicates air quality risks to residents this year.

A grand jury indicted a Florida doctor on manslaughter charges for allegedly removing a patient's liver, instead of his spleen, during a 2024 surgery.

As Tennessee State Senators came to the floor on Monday afternoon, about two dozen activists formed a wall in the hallway, singing to the lawmakers.