With an estimated need for more than 1 million new housing units over the next two decades, business and policy leaders agreed on Monday that more must be done to spur development in Washington.

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After 25 years at the same company, my role was eliminated by the parent corporation. When it comes to former co-workers, who should call whom after such a job loss?

A home fire in central Coeur d’Alene trapped and killed one woman, while four others face “moderate to severe burn injuries,” ...

Sitting among the sellout crowd at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, Storm coach Noelle Quinn was overjoyed watching Nneka Ogwumike, ...

The House has largely come to a halt as Republican leaders struggle to assuage a group of irate lawmakers who are demanding ...

The city canceled a plan to train women firefighters, following a protest by the wives of firefighters and the firefighters’ ...

MIAMI – Conditions in South Florida’s immigration detention centers during the Trump administration’s ongoing crackdown have ...

My son’s wife was pregnant with their third child in November 2021. At that time, even though my wife is severely handicapped ...

Evacuations remained Sunday for a wildfire in southern Stevens County that has consumed more than 2,000 acres.

Ozzy Osbourne, the howling singer, madcap showman and self-anointed “prince of darkness” who helped pioneer heavy metal’s ...

No more votes are scheduled beyond Wednesday in the House, a change from the previous schedule that reflects a Rules Committee dispute over release of the Jeffrey Epstein case files that will prevent ...