Cleveland City Council wants Apple and Google to put the Gulf of Cleveland on the map — literally, two miles into Lake Erie.

Nassau's county executive says he'd challenge New York's gas-car and all-electric building mandates, calling them a hidden tax on drivers.

Chris Gallant's attorney says decade-old fetish photos won't derail his Long Island House bid against Rep. Nick LaLota.

The Democratic nominee tells CBS News Miami he'd reopen the $10 million Medicaid scandal and pause AI data centers statewide.

Five city courses have differing utilization levels, while Gleneagles has seen traffic decline.

Trustees voted 5-0 to redraw board elections by area after a Santa Barbara attorney threatened a voting-rights lawsuit.

Cynthia Ladd says her Arizona concealed carry permit is worthless in Salem, where unlicensed loaded guns are banned outright.

Hanover Park adopted its ban after a police officer was detained by ICE for two weeks. Hoffman Estates says the signs won't stop a single agent.

Flagstaff and Tucson workers will see even bigger pay floors than the statewide rate come January.

A split federal appeals panel sided with Washington over Cedar Park Assembly of God, ending a challenge that began in 2019.

St. Paul could match Minneapolis's price floor, five years after setting its own $10 minimum in 2021.

Trump's proposed act would seek to tie future presidents' hands on border policy, though how any such permanence would work remains unclear.

The tower at 819 Taylor Street houses the IRS, Social Security and the Army Corps of Engineers — all now facing an uncertain future.