P.S. 16's annex opened already overcrowded in 2021 and now runs at 250% of design capacity, with zero new classrooms planned downtown.

Marion Spann now becomes HFD's first Black woman to serve as Executive Assistant Chief after 32 years on the job.

Brent crude neared $100 a barrel as Iran threatened a new maritime exclusion zone near the Strait of Hormuz.

A federal judge tossed the county's free-speech challenge to COBCA on standing grounds, leaving deputies' unionization fight unresolved on two other fronts.

Builders could see a $5,577 water fee on a 3/4-inch meter, up from $1,871, under a plan with hearings scheduled for September 22 and October 6.

Tulsa Public Schools has already cut nearly 100 central-office jobs but still faces an October 19 deadline to close a $12 million gap.

Boston's public radio giant is pursuing a $125 million fundraising goal.

A Democratic internal poll has Letitia Plummer up 53% to 37%, but analysts warn past county judge races were razor-thin.

Jacksonville drivers got hit hardest, with prices spiking nearly 22 cents in a single day. Statewide averages are still below the national mark.

The 26-year-old former youth engagement director says her old office lacked money and authority. No Philly mayor has lost reelection since 1951.

Councilman Marc Whyte wants pre-cleared land ready for business — no new taxes required. The Governance Committee reviews it a day before the budget vote.

Summit County property owners have until Dec. 31 to apply for a valuation cut after hail and flooding tore through the area.

A new law restored ballot rights to thousands on probation or parole, but Missouri publishes no county-level count of who qualifies.