Wynetta Massey, who helped build Colorado Springs' ethics commission, will decide if Mark Davis broke town rules.

Ford courted CCSD teachers at Sedway Middle School even as their union, CCEA, has already endorsed Lombardo.

SamTrans's lease-to-buy arrangement for its new Millbrae headquarters is valued at $126 million.

A bill to mic and film 12 Oklahoma courtrooms may return in 2027, with lawmakers weighing privacy protections for families.

Federal tax rules address wildfire settlement payments and pandemic-era business credits, including the Employee Retention Credit.

Candidates agreed on water and immigration but clashed hard over whether the federal bill actually cut Medicaid funding.

More than 250 staffers at the Obama Presidential Center and Foundation offices are organizing with AFSCME Council 31, citing frozen pay and rising healthcare costs.

Four challengers are trying to unseat Rep. Jason Crow in Colorado's 6th District, but one Republican rival is fighting a sealed protective order from a former classmate.

Mara Ruffin Blackmon withdrew her lawsuit against suspended Judge Yashiba Blanchard, ending the case.

June Rose and Jenn Steinfeld are leading David Morales's transition, and he's already eyeing which Smiley appointees to keep.

A convenience store owner says sidewalk incidents he can't control could cost him his 30-year-old business license.

The only scheduled debate in Colorado's CO-08 race got personal fast, with name-calling over Medicaid and immigration.

Supervisors voted 5-0 to pause unincorporated-area approvals while staff study water, power and safety impacts — even though no projects are pending.