Door Systems Inc. says a Delaware tech company copied its name after promising Massachusetts it wouldn't.

Deputy public guardians once juggled up to 118 vulnerable clients each. The county is cutting office days and adding software to fix missed check-ins.

Holmes steps into the role Tuesday while keeping his UT System job, as UTA juggles growth and program cuts.

Federal charges hit defendants from Nigeria, India, Mexico and Congo, as Paxton leans on federal partners after a 2021 court ruling limited his own prosecuting power.

An Eighth Circuit panel says years of board investigations may have cost Jensen speech and money, as he campaigns for state auditor.

Chief Justice Monica Márquez says viral clips exposed a sexual assault survivor to ridicule, prompting the statewide halt.

Only one in five Clark County high schoolers is proficient in math, even as chronic absenteeism keeps falling districtwide.

Activists have staged marches in San Francisco, demanding a conditional pause in frontier AI development.

City Council could vote Wednesday on a Model Cities grant application as HPD's ICE ties already face lawsuits and council pushback.

Seattle-area governments say the White House is holding hundreds of millions in transit, housing and safety funds hostage to ideological demands.

Sheriffs from Polk and Marion counties warned Amendment 3 could gut police and fire budgets statewide with no backup funding plan.

Quinlan says City Hall leadership has chased reelection over results for 40 years. He joins a field of at least 13 candidates already in the running.

A Times Square auction looms for the Junta Central Electoral over a $982,261 baseball-series debt tied to a voter-registration campaign among Dominicans in New York and neighboring states.