Wichita and Greenville get presidential visits as Kansas turns into an unlikely toss-up and North Carolina tilts toward Democrats.

The McDaniels called Texas vouchers a blessing for four kids at Cornerstone — but one son with autism was turned away twice.

San Antonio's Trinity lands at No. 2 in Texas behind Rice, beating UT Austin despite a weak safety score.

Residents get two more chances this month to weigh in before the City Council decides whether to overhaul how Palm Springs picks its mayor.

State Auditor Diana DiZoglio said political connections and wealth shouldn't decide who gets to pour a drink.

The Student Teacher Stipend Program debuted at Sacramento State, aiming to pay thousands of aspiring teachers for unpaid clinical hours.

Rep. Tim Longest wants data centers to pay their fair share and a shot at landing Raleigh a Major League Baseball team.

Issue 16 would make developers like Province Group put up cash guarantees and cap noise at 50 decibels before getting village tax breaks.

A new Fed survey shows household debt stress at a 15-year high, while the wealthiest families saw net worth jump 31%.

Ajay Saini, a former federal trial attorney, will lead the new team tasked with policing Virginia elections.

Musgraves clapped back at former DHS chief Kristi Noem on X after Noem mocked James Talarico's Dallas concert selfie. Ella Langley quietly untagged herself from the post.

A jury found the nation's largest HR group liable after it pulled a job offer over a diabetes-alert dog.

Hudson could repay public works bonds over 25 years as it races to prep the old Joann site for 2028 development.