Austin ISD must certify dozens of teachers yearly to meet a state deadline, even as one district middle school hit 101% staff coverage.

Commissioners voted unanimously to stretch the pause to 210 days, even though no data center applications are currently on file.

With Districts 2 and 3 wide open, four hopefuls are pitching fixes for potholes, budgets and the 49ers relationship.

Richard Petty headlines six honorees as the state's top civilian honor moves to Lenovo Center this November.

Earnestine Hunt Dorse, Memphis's first Black female municipal judge, is in line to steady a clerk's office rocked by a termination and citizen complaints.

New county law guarantees the lowest posted price and a refund for overcharges — but only outside Cleveland, and not until September.

North Philadelphia's commuter school is chasing Penn and Drexel with a new two-semester dorm mandate starting fall 2027.

County lawyers cited election law to stop a civilian panel's forum on Measure P — but the panel is holding it anyway, without county resources.

Hoke County's Allen Thomas will be sworn in as NCACC president Saturday, capping three days of policy talks downtown.

SB 1379 would strip Sheriff Chad Bianco of coroner duties after nearly $100 million in wrongful-death settlements since 2014.

A six-minute meeting sealed it: Kevin Eisenberg and two new colleagues take office in January without a single vote cast.

One Oahu tow company billed $33,000 for a single flipped truck, as state lawmakers eye new licensing power over rogue operators.

Ohio's state contribution has slid from 43% to about 32% in three years, even as total education spending hits record highs.