Cullen/Frost Bankers is backing the Spurs forward's $25 million purchase of a 70-year-old Paton, Iowa bank with just five employees.

Mike Driscoll's bill has majority support, but Kenyatta Johnson has kept it parked in committee for months.

A new report finds some Hawaiʻi agencies disclose nothing more than half the time; it also lists agencies that responded to requests within 10 working days or less.

Wes Moore is scheduled to campaign in Racine, Kenosha, Beloit and Milwaukee for Crowley, following Obama's endorsement.

Schmaltz's ad reservations total $1.72 million, while literacy and labor fights define the Jackson-area showdown.

Huntley has outraised Spencer nearly 3-to-1 in Florida's hottest House race near Disney.

A printer mix-up duplicated old address data, but officials say the county database still blocks anyone from voting twice.

Only 53% of Aurora's department heads currently live in the city, officials say, as aldermen debate dropping the rule entirely.

City officials delayed a vote on turning a renovated Howard Row apartment building into bridge housing for homeless families.

David Jolly and Angie Nixon took their pitch to Miami Gardens, vowing to restore history lessons and fight for affordable healthcare.

Matthew Arndt faces a possible hate-crime charge after a Mequon gas station confrontation caught on video.

Board member Miriam Bleich pushed back, asking why the district isn’t moving faster on screen-time limits for younger students.

Statewide enrollment fell to about 702,000, more than double last year's drop, hitting rural districts hardest.