The GOP governor hopeful walked past a sleeping woman in a trash-strewn alley and discussed homelessness spending.

Anna Fusco says she'll file a First Amendment suit after security escorted her out of Tuesday's board meeting.

The Milwaukee County executive wants families to be able to sue tech companies over harms to kids.

The former supermarket will become a mandir with a prayer hall, classrooms and a children's playground.

Mazzei edges Munson 39% to 36% in a new poll, but nearly a third of Oklahoma voters still haven't picked a side.

The 200-bed plan targets University City and The River District, bypassing Charlotte's entrenched hospital giants.

CMS says 120,000 of the cut cases overlapped with Medicaid and about 11,000 involved people listed as deceased.

Raymond grower MahāMotā is weeks from harvest, but Nebraska still has no licensed testing labs, manufacturers, or transporters to move the crop to patients.

Vivek Malek's office passed its state audit, but auditors say nearly $35 million in highway interest is still sitting in the wrong fund.

Paul Marascalco called his 12-month jail stint a personal sabbatical. State regulators called it a $2,500 violation.

An overflow crowd of 200 packed a Cambridge debate where laughter over diesel prices set off a tense exchange with the press.

Dawn Buckingham says a contractor bulldozed over a mile of Presidio County trust land without permission, and she is not backing down.

Ernesto Gutierrez and Rick Saldivar face off for a third time in Cathedral City, now with a 30-year-old crime record at the center.