By electing Linda Moore as our mayor, we have the opportunity to embrace a new era of leadership — one that is focused on unity, progress, and the well-being of all Quincyans. Linda’s wisdom, ...

Americans love to protest. We always have and, given the freedom to do so, probably always will. Protest can take various forms, of course, and some protesters are more likely ...

A widened scope of property owners now have until April 15 to opt in to right-of-entry, allowing the U.S. Army Corps of ...

As several states go to war with President Donald Trump, filing lawsuits against his directives — some prohibiting ...

The top Republican on the Senate Appropriations Committee joined her Democratic counterpart, Sen. Patty Murray of Washington, ...

A MAJORITY on the Executive Council and a high-powered group of state legislators from both parties are pushing for answers from State Treasurer Monica Mezzapelle regarding the Public Deposit ...

Suozzi and Garbarino cochair a bipartisan group of congressional representatives, the SALT Caucus, with LaLota and Gillen ...

Texas GOP Rep. Chip Roy is demanding answers after yet another Tesla property was targeted for vandalism, this time near his ...

Jackson voters weigh in April 1 on key races including mayor, with an April 22 runoff likely for the crowded Democratic field ...

On Tuesday, March 25, rural letter carriers from across the country gathered in front of the U.S. Capitol building in ...

Immigration officials are snatching international students off the street—and most Democrats don’t seem to care.

In response to state legislation and federal executive orders, the University of Iowa (UI) is dropping "living learning communities" for LGBTQ+, Latinx and African/Black students. If you search ...