A Glens Falls parking resolution passed 3-2, while city rules provide a process for choosing an acting mayor.

A Mesta Park property owner told a mother the complex was not kid friendly before the Justice Department stepped in.

Bellows land once destined for state return will stay with the military, citing new operational needs.

Former Georgia staffers allege they lost their jobs after pushing back on a pullback from abortion access and LGBTQ+ outreach.

Mayor Kate Gallego says Snell & Wilmer sued Phoenix over data-center rules on behalf of client WBR — and the city just scored a partial win.

Rema Vassar says MSU officials stripped her of committee seats and legal aid after she pushed for transparency. She wants a jury trial.

Iran says mines and strikes hit seven tankers overnight as gas prices climb toward $4.27 a gallon nationwide.

A free K-7 STEM campus lands at 10 S Saratoga Road as Utah charter enrollment keeps climbing while district schools shrink.

William Foley and Robert Cushman differed over their participation in a planned council forum.

The governor's request follows a Cornell lawsuit and new UK data showing 24 reported campus rapes in 2025.

A New Orleans appeals panel says switchblades count as protected arms, dealing Knife Rights a long-sought win.

A 15-member steering committee and 370 survey responses shaped the village's first planning overhaul in decades.

Williams wants to grow its 4,000-mile Northwest Pipeline network as data centers push gas demand higher across Oregon and Washington.