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A U. S. court has dismissed a months-long legal challenge from two Arizona tribes to a billion-dollar transmission line project that would carry several gigawatts of wind energy from Central New Mexico into Arizona and other markets.

After years of being on and off the market, a renowned Main Line estate will soon be under new ownership.

WASHINGTON – The U. S. Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the federal government must pay millions in administrative and overhead costs for federal health care programs that Native American tribes had taken over. The Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act authorizes Indian tribes and Tribal Organizations to contract for the administration and operation of certain federal programs, such as those run by the Indian Health Service, an agency in the Department of Health and Human Services. But…

A company that recently acquired a Burlington hotel to convert into affordable housing expects to acquire three or four more.

A Columbus entertainment company that’s bringing an “adult playground” concept to a $150 million suburban Cincinnati development will not open this year as initially planned.

As county commissioners sign off on last incentive package for 80-job project, the company confirms it will expand in Triad.