Losing horse racing cost the Sonoma County Fair millions, and officials now want a one-year contract to figure out what comes next.

Trustees won't adopt a districtwide AI policy Tuesday, but the debate over ChatGPT bans and teacher training is heating up.

Nick La Strada says he was fired for blowing the whistle — and he won't even be at Monday's press conference.

Oxford Township is racing a February 2027 deadline to write data center rules after a packed public meeting had to move to the high school.

Abdirizak Farah pleaded guilty after $265,000 from a school account was used toward a New Albany home; the schools' leadership is under scrutiny.

Rep. Rob Wittman is seeking an eighth term while Democrat Shannon Taylor touts her Henrico prosecution record in a newly competitive VA-01 race.

A stricter promotion formula means many Ohio districts will see early literacy stars fall Tuesday, even as overall ratings shift unevenly.

The 10% duty comes off after distillers watched U.S. exports slide 5% in 2025 amid tariffs and a weak dollar.

City council will weigh a plan stacking 12% annual hikes before easing to 6% through 2031.

Organizers warn Philadelphia has zero rules governing where data centers can be built, calling it a “recipe for disaster.”

Carlson called GOP nominee Mike Rogers a tool of Israel and the intel agencies, while praising Democrat Abdul El-Sayed's platform.

A Bowie County activist says Rick Jackson refused to answer questions about his own Texas data center investment while campaigning on local control in Georgia.

A new bill would make Colorado a downwinder state, offering $150,000 payments to residents in 57 zip codes near Rocky Flats and Cañon City.