Views on Fifth may have grabbed the development spotlight in downtown Olympia, but there's a project in the heart of the city that is much further along.
The city of Boston has approved a plan to change the name of Yawkey Way, the street near Fenway Park named in honor of former Red Sox owner Tom Yawkey, who some have said was racist.
Gov. Tom Wolf's administration is going to court to block requests for records of financial incentives it offered Amazon to build its second headquarters in Pennsylvania.
Leaner ground beef, fresh fruit may be on the menu for Connecticut inmates, as governor looks to boost funding amid budget cuts elsewhere in the country.
The U.S. Geological Survey reports several small earthquakes in northern Oklahoma, including three near the tiny town of Renfrow near the Kansas border and about 100 miles north of Oklahoma City.
A charitable organization established by the co-founder of energy company Kinder Morgan and his wife has pledged $70 million to upgrade the largest urban park in Houston.
A New York developer has unveiled his design for what would be the tallest building in Rhode Island, but he still faces strong opposition from Providence community groups.
Former South Carolina Attorney General Charlie Condon faces questions from lawmakers to determine whether he will lead embattled state-owned utility company Santee Cooper.
At least 22 University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee students have filed sexual harassment or sexual assault complaints against faculty, instructors, teaching assistants, advisers and supervisors over the last five years.
Environmental Protection Agency chief Scott Pruitt faces potentially make-or-break hearings on Capitol Hill, where he's facing questions about spending and ethics scandals that have triggered bipartisan calls for his ouster.
Washington entrepreneurs can apply for a seat at the table with a Walmart buyer during this year’s Made in the USA, Open Call event on June 13. Space is limited and the application portal closes May 4. Visit Walmart-jump.com to apply.
