Recently filed financial disclosure forms by members of Jacksonville’s City Council have revealed that the majority of them ...

BURLINGTON - He has been roommates with a county executive, the chairman of the Republican National Committee and a congressman's chief of staff.

Today, the estate remains an icon of Miami, a city that many would often relate to modern luxury rather than the old and classic wealth on display in Gilded Age -style mansions like Vizcaya.

By the turn of the century, the Deering family had begun to develop estates around South Florida, with patriarch William Deering purchasing a home in Coconut Grove in 1900 ... like armchairs where US ...

Vehicles such as buses tend to use express lanes, he said. Rachel Arnold, who lives in the Ronald Reagan Boulevard area, said at the commissioners meeting that she supports the proposed toll road.

By the time she was sentenced, the feds had recovered about $12.4 million for Dixon, the childhood hometown of President Ronald Reagan. Before she was released from the medium-security federal ...

Former Dixon comptroller Rita Crundwell, who stole $53.7 million from the northwest Illinois city, and former Northbrook CEO Eric Bloom, who lost his investors more than half a billion, saw their ...

Grove City College professor Dr. Paul Kengor, left, and Lee Edwards pose for a photo with Edwards’ book, “Freedom’s College: The History of Grove City College,” in Edwards’ home.

Take US-1 south, heading through historic Coconut Grove, past the University of Miami, and along either South Dixie Highway (US-1) or Ronald Reagan Turnpike (toll road).

Kengor, a political science professor at Pennsylvania's Grove City College, released his book "God and Ronald Reagan " in 2004, exploring the former president's faith walk. It was a hit and soon ...

GROVE CITY, Pa. – Former Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, president of Young America’s Foundation, will be the featured speaker at The Institute for Faith & Freedom at Grove City College’s 17th annual ...

There was the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development—Samuel Pierce, Reagan’s sole Black Cabinet member—but he seemed uninspired, and, on one occasion, Reagan mistook him for a city mayor.