Council members clashed over merging departments or letting them collaborate, but agreed staff needs hard numbers first.

Commissioners considered a proposal to keep the Maitland Avenue library open another year while considering the library’s future.

A new global report says American rule of law and elections are eroding fastest of any established democracy — with ripple effects worldwide.

Aurora will require special permits for vape shops, liquor stores and pawn shops clustering in low-income neighborhoods.

Judge Michael Sachs keeps the injunction in place, leaving Chino Valley Unified weighing whether to appeal the fight over telling parents about gender changes.

An appeals court just blocked a deal to sell the historic Canal Street landmark, reviving Dickie Brennan's bid to buy it back.

Council members want an automated system to flag conflicts before votes happen — a fix years in the making.

Samuel Lee would lead the U.S. Attorney's office while Samuel Adkisson fills Judge Varlan's seat on the Knoxville bench.

Eighteen workers at an Oklahoma City law firm were shorted overtime pay, federal investigators found. The firm paid straight time instead of the required premium.

A Washington judge tossed the forums' lawsuit, but left a £520,000 UK fine collision unresolved for later.

A 9/11 survivor on the city council is pushing the plan, but union talks could still stall it.

State auditors say Utah's economic development agency handed out millions with no proof the money helped anyone.

Nicole Saphier would be America's first surgeon general since January 2025, but her vaccine views drew sharp Senate questions Wednesday.