Organizer Jonathan Greenberg says he disclosed Israel's consul general would attend — and was told it was fine.

Rich Guggenheim, a lead backer of Colorado's Proposition 134, emailed Rep. Brianna Titone a slur and her deadname, records show.

Mayor Brandon Johnson tapped Aaliayah Romer to lead the push after years of food insecurity and Save A Lot closures.

Kindergartners named in the 2018 Newark-area lawsuit are now in ninth grade as judges weigh the state's home-district school assignment rules.

The Springfield-born EGOT winner won't sing a note, but he's lending star power to the Democratic ticket a week before Ohioans vote.

The $18 billion grantmaker is reorganizing its entire staff to put democracy and the rule of law at the center of its mission.

Fort Worth Report's growth summit revealed a split: wait for Austin, or regulate now. Beck says Fort Worth shouldn't be governed by unknown future actions.

A $400,000 Parkville home could cost $25 more a month if all three tax measures pass on Nov. 3.

Julie Fortier is pledging town halls in all 34 counties of Illinois' 12th District, but Bost says he won't share a debate stage with her.

Hastings parents sparred over wall displays Wednesday, with one asking whether straight pride flags would get equal treatment.

A federal appeals panel pulled a civil-rights case from a Mississippi judge after his order cited fake allegations generated by AI.

Mark Goins says unintended taps, not vote flipping, explain Davidson and Williamson County voter complaints. Coffee stirrers are back at the polls.

A Bel Air judge upheld a state order restoring the graphic novel 'Flamer' to Harford County libraries, calling the ban unconstitutional.