Delaware's primary runs on a closed system, not the open one some national outlets described, and a House bill to change that stalled in the Senate.

No company has asked to build one yet, but Poway leaders want a preemptive ban locked in with a final vote scheduled for October 6.

Not Your Average Joe, known for hiring adults with disabilities, faces a federal lawsuit alleging its founder pooled workers' tips.

That's just $6,800 below Texas's median household income — but $17,600 short of true comfort, per SmartAsset.

Sharon Tyus's threat against Alderman Rasheen Aldridge came during a fight over senior housing management. Police were reportedly investigating the incident.

County commissioners want to see how cities divide up growth before locking in a 25-year land-use blueprint.

A purchasing officer in the County Clerk's office was fired amid an embezzlement investigation as officials explain a second multimillion-dollar reserve miscount this year.

Lawmakers at Widener University warned the SAVE America Act could block hundreds of thousands from voting, hours after a Supreme Court ruling on mail ballots.

The Finance Committee's 21-9 vote could force Johnson to build broader coalitions before taking on new debt.

Fly-fishing in Montana, Newsom told CNN a primary clash with Harris would just help other candidates win.

City leaders may bar treated wastewater from drinking taps, even though Palm Coast already sends 99% of it to lawns instead.

Nearly $28 million heads to Hendersonville and Forest City to fix flood-wrecked water and power systems from Hurricane Helene.

The Congressional Black Caucus Institute says both parties have ignored Black, rural and young voters for too long — so it's spending millions to find them itself.