Former Georgia staffers allege they lost their jobs after pushing back on a pullback from abortion access and LGBTQ+ outreach.

Mayor Kate Gallego says Snell & Wilmer sued Phoenix over data-center rules on behalf of client WBR — and the city just scored a partial win.

Rema Vassar says MSU officials stripped her of committee seats and legal aid after she pushed for transparency. She wants a jury trial.

Iran says mines and strikes hit seven tankers overnight as gas prices climb toward $4.27 a gallon nationwide.

A free K-7 STEM campus lands at 10 S Saratoga Road as Utah charter enrollment keeps climbing while district schools shrink.

William Foley and Robert Cushman differed over their participation in a planned council forum.

The governor's request follows a Cornell lawsuit and new UK data showing 24 reported campus rapes in 2025.

A New Orleans appeals panel says switchblades count as protected arms, dealing Knife Rights a long-sought win.

A 15-member steering committee and 370 survey responses shaped the village's first planning overhaul in decades.

Williams wants to grow its 4,000-mile Northwest Pipeline network as data centers push gas demand higher across Oregon and Washington.

Oklahoma City, Tulsa and Epic Charter Schools are among dozens of districts flagged under a new rule tying test scores to accreditation.

Caleb Atkins is the first candidate for Knoxville's District 5 seat, citing surveillance concerns and missing sidewalks.

Six survivor groups and Austin Beutner gave Ben Allen and Jane Kim until Monday to commit to full contamination testing.