The Christian Service Center director is outraised about 3-to-1 but says he's running on homelessness and housing.

Over 11,000 households qualify after a last-minute deal saved Coral Gables' flat tax rate on a 3-2 vote.

Jace Yarbrough and Dan Barrios face off in a North Texas district.

An Orlando legislator wants ‘Let Us Alone’ off the new ID. The phrase dates to Florida's 1845 entry as a slave state.

A Democratic challenger takes on the incumbent as North Texas grapples with rapid growth, infrastructure strain and data center development.

Portsmouth is the first Hampton Roads district to land George Mason's direct-admission deal for eligible students.

MIT says AWS cryptographic key technology copies its patented research. The university filed a nearly identical case against Microsoft in May.

A political novice and a 37-year union leader are vying for Indiana's District 1 seat, with the BP Whiting lockout looming over both campaigns.

Measure AA would push Berkeley's soda tax to 2 cents an ounce on November 3, with new audit rules aimed at past grant disputes.

Bill Wells and Alexander Kraft clash over immigration cooperation, Flock cameras and Parkway Plaza's future ahead of Nov. 3.

Leaked disciplinary pages tie a pinball machine with adult-content graphics to Alex Vara's run against Cali Binks for county schools chief.

One dual-role district employee pocketed $107,698 last year — more than many certified teachers. The district says that ends now.

Julie Forbes beat an incumbent to win her primary; William Collins is the Republican nominee. Now they're both chasing District 11 voters.