A board member questioned whether 70% to 80% of CPS students could potentially waive fees.

Ohio House has fought for a permit since 2017. The city will give its case a fresh look on Oct. 20.

Mitchelle Drulis's bill would hit violators with fines up to $20,000. Stay-to-play policies may add $100 to $500 or more to a family's tournament weekend.

Turning Point USA's December convention returns to downtown Phoenix with Vance, Erika Kirk and a packed lineup of conservative stars.

Berkeley completed 34 SVSH investigations in FY2025, while its survivor support center absorbs deep budget cuts.

A burst water main outside the McGlynn building in Medford left it without running water Friday, forcing a quick dismissal.

Five Pasadena lieutenants say their lawsuit is only about statutory compliance, not Chief Granados's integrity.

Nathan Thompson wants 120 more days to save his late father's church. Council President Wardine Alexander isn't sold.

The city council voted unanimously to require human review of AI decisions and bar covert tracking tools citywide.

Gov. Abbott's team is leaning on Johnson Space Center and a bipartisan push as Texas races Florida, Ohio and Louisiana for the academy.

Lincoln police still haven't interviewed Jim Pillen about the $2.5 million contract, even as he says he's done nothing wrong.

Officers and firefighters say some could pay over $2,500 more a year as Dallas cuts its PPO to fund Proposition U mandates.

A federal judge barred Aidan Dunican from selling Wrigley Field view tickets without Cubs approval — but he's weighing whether to appeal.