CHICAGO – A native of Mexico and longtime city resident has been indicted after being accused of putting a bounty on the head of a top immigration enforcement official, according to court filings ...

VIRGINIA BEACH — An audit of the city’s economic development department reveals new details about the spending habits of its former top leader and concludes he should reimburse the city $10,100 for ...

The event is one of the most popular races in the Shropshire calendar, bringing out hundreds of people wanting to run around one of the county's most up-and-down towns. Setting off from the town hall, ...

The top official at the Trump administration's budget office said that the number of federal job cuts during the ongoing government shutdown could exceed 10,000; while a federal judge put the layoffs ...

Anticipation for Jenner’s first foray into music has been building since 2016, when she launched a campaign for a new range of lip glosses from her beauty brand, Kylie Cosmetics. In the ad, she played ...

“Love is Blind” fans rally behind KB amid her fight with Edmond Harvey and call out negative portrayals of Black women on reality TV. Since Netflix’s hit reality TV series “Love Is Blind” has returned ...

Defense Secretary Pete Hesgeth on Friday fired Navy chief of staff Jon Harrison, an unusually powerful top aide who had orchestrated a reshuffle of the service’s bureaucracy. The sudden ouster, ...

If federal job losses continue at their current rate, Maryland could lose another 10,000 federal positions by the end of the year, a top official in the state’s Office of the Comptroller said this ...

AMHERST — A former associate provost at the University of Massachusetts, who participated in the hiring of her brother for both temporary and permanent positions in her department, is paying a $10,000 ...

A former UMass Amherst associate provost was fined $10,000 for hiring her brother to a temporary position in violation of state conflict of interest law, the State Ethics Commission announced ...

WASHINGTON — A former top D.C. official avoided prison Tuesday and will instead serve a lengthy period of probation, including 16 weekends in jail, for accepting $10,000 in cash to steer millions in ...