Coquette is moving to a larger, more prominent location — the former Essex Bar & Bistro spot in Uptown. Why it matters: The French-inspired restaurant, café and buvette on South Tryon has become a ...

LIV Golf's weekend tournament in Metro Detroit has barely started and it's already meeting expectations — delivering ...

Why it matters: Twenty years ago, Faulk was a struggling foreman in a steelyard without prospects; today he's the mayor of Prairie Grove, Arkansas, population about 9,500 and part of the thriving ...

A housing regulator, a prosecutor rejected by the Senate and a former Democrat have emerged as the unlikely faces of President Trump's "weaponization" crusade.

Flashback: Under the city's first mandatory evacuation, New Orleanians began leaving before the storm made landfall on Aug. 29, 2005, fleeing to cities like Baton Rouge, Lafayette, Houston, Atlanta ...

Here's what's new on Hulu, Netflix, HBO Max, Prime Video, Apple TV+ and Tubi. What we're watching: A new dating show featuring virgins, a doc about the Dallas Cowboys' glory days, and a new season of ...

Federal health workers' pent-up frustration with Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is boiling over in the aftermath of an attack on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Atlanta ...

By the numbers: D.C.'s unemployment rate was 6% in July, based on preliminary and seasonally adjusted Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) data out Tuesday. It started at 5.3% in January and has been ...

A Mooresville estate owned by NASCAR star Jamie McMurray will hit the market on Thursday, Aug. 20, for $12 million, Corcoran HM Properties listing agents Josh Tucker and Joey Adams confirmed to Axios.

Forget job hopping, employees are now "job hugging," holding on tight to their current employer. Why it matters: The labor market is grim at the moment. Hiring has stalled. And with fewer options, ...

The proposal is a reflection of the growing "Abundance" movement that urges Democrats to remove red tape and focus on building things if they want to win more elections.