Pennsylvania lawmakers Abney and Benham have introduced bills proposing new taxes on rideshare services and increased fees on car rentals and leases. The revenue from these measures aims to bolster funding for public transportation systems across the state, including Allegheny County’s Pittsburgh Regional Transit.

With union membership at just 9.2%, New Hampshire lags behind the national average, even as organized labor returns to the forefront of national discussions. The state’s declining unionization highlights a contrast with the growing national attention on workers’ rights.

U.S. District Judge James Boasberg has ruled that Venezuelan migrants deported under the Alien Enemies Act must be given the opportunity to legally contest accusations of gang affiliation, marking a significant shift in their fight for justice.

For 40 years, North Platte has proudly hosted the Miss Nebraska Scholarship Program, fostering a cherished tradition of empowerment and community spirit. As this year’s event kicks off Thursday, the city reflects on its enduring role in this prestigious pageant.

Welfare departments across New Hampshire are witnessing a surge in demand for services, but with pandemic relief funds drying up, they fear their budgets may not suffice.

The New York Giants are counting on veteran safety Jevon Holland to bring leadership and big-play ability to the team under Joe Schoen’s guidance.

Rivian Automotive, Inc. has priced a $1.25 billion offering of senior secured green notes to refinance its outstanding debt due in 2026. This strategic move reflects the electric vehicle manufacturer’s proactive approach to financial management and commitment to sustainable financing. The announcement was made on June 4, 2025, in Irvine, California.

In a surprising turn, former President Donald Trump has called for scrapping the US debt limit, aligning with Senator Elizabeth Warren on the issue. This marks an unusual agreement between two longtime political rivals on a significant fiscal policy matter.

A significant water main break has forced the closure of Penticton Avenue’s 1400 block, disrupting traffic and prompting urgent repairs by city crews.

Instrument Business Outlook (IBO), the leading newsletter for the analytical and life science instrument industry and part of the Science & Medicine Group, has released its 2024 Executive Compensation Review. The report offers key insights into compensation trends within the scientific instrumentation and lab tools industry.

The U.S. Justice Department has challenged a Texas law that allows students without legal residency to pay in-state tuition at public colleges and universities. This federal intervention could significantly impact undocumented students seeking affordable higher education in Texas.

Marjorie Taylor Greene, renowned for her unwavering loyalty to former President Trump, has made a stunning admission about his plan. Is she now regretting her vote for his bill? This unexpected development raises questions about potential shifts within the MAGA movement.

The USDA has issued a public health alert after discovering a deadly strain of E. coli in organic ground beef sold at Whole Foods Market stores nationwide. Consumers are urged to exercise caution due to the serious health risks associated with this contamination.

Looking for your next dining destination in Hampton Roads? The Virginian-Pilot and Daily Press have launched “Let’s Eat,” a new guide to help you choose.

Minix has launched the NGC N713, a compact mini PC designed to deliver desktop-level performance in a palm-sized chassis. Featuring a 13th gen Intel Core i7 processor and support for up to 96GB of RAM, this aluminum-bodied device aims to redefine what’s possible in compact computing.

Today’s market update brings SLF, TOL, ZM, and BYND into sharp focus, highlighting their impact on the financial landscape. As investors keep a keen eye on the market, these companies emerge as significant players in the business sector.

The FDA has issued its highest level of alert, recalling tomatoes sold in three states due to a deadly salmonella risk. Consumers are warned of a potential risk of serious illness or death associated with these products. Some cucumbers sold in Pennsylvania are also affected.

In Lawton, Oklahoma, a woman claiming she was owed stolen beer followed another woman to several stores, threatening her with a knife, according to police reports.

A 16-year-old sprinter from Salinas faced an unexpected disqualification after her victory at the CIF State Championship. Her post-race celebration involving a fire extinguisher led officials to strip her of the state title.

In his final column from the Giro d’Italia, American cyclist Larry Warbasse shares candid insights into his journey of relentless efforts, unexpected moments of exhaustion, and a memorable encounter with the new pope. His reflections offer a rare glimpse into the challenges and triumphs faced during one of cycling’s most demanding races.

As the 2025 college football season approaches, Georgia Bulldog fans are questioning the reliability of ESPN’s Football Power Index rankings. Should they trust these predictions to gauge their team’s upcoming performance?