Kristine Gill

Electric bills keep climbing for Pennsylvanians as the state leans harder into fossil fuels—and struggles to rein in PJM, the regional grid operator now facing its second straight year of supply shortfalls. Clean energy advocates say the fix is within reach, but Harrisburg's divided government keeps blocking it.

Quiet luxury uses soft, neutral hues like beige, gray, cream, and muted blues or greens. The design emphasizes subtle sophistication with curated, timeless designs.

Michigan voters will decide in November whether to call a “con-con,” which could cost $80 million and hand 148 strangers the keys to the state's constitution.

Wisconsin Senate District 5 could be one of Democrats' best pickup opportunities this fall, as Democratic state Rep. Robyn Vining faces Republican political newcomer Mike Roberts in a newly redrawn suburban Milwaukee seat.

Diners don't just come to Akron's Merriman Valley for the chicken marsala, steak and lasagna. They come in because it feels good.

At nearly 100, Swensons has nailed the longevity game. Maybe it's the consistency of its signature Galley Boy burgers or the novelty of having food delivered right to your car window after you've parked.

AI-generated deepfakes are draining Michigan seniors' savings while Meta profits from the ads pushing them. State agencies are racing to catch up.

Wisconsin seniors are losing money to AI-generated deepfake scams while Meta profits from the ads pushing them, and state agencies are racing to catch up.

A strong Democratic contender will go up against a powerful Republican incumbent this November as the two vie for the Senate District 17 seat in southwest Wisconsin. The race for this district gives Democrats their first real opportunity in decades to reclaim the seat, which Republicans have held since Dale Schultz took office in 1991.…

As Wisconsin students head back to school under new classroom phone restrictions, concerns about screen time and social media are mounting. A landmark $17.1 billion Meta settlement promises new protections for young users, but advocates say Big Tech still needs to do more.