Bath and Richfield's top-rated district faces deficit spending by 2028 as new Ohio tax laws erase $5.5 million in expected revenue.

Justices ruled unanimously that Eric Brewer, a former East Cleveland mayor, lacked standing to challenge Ramaswamy's spot on the ballot.

City Operations hired contractors who couldn't even access the payroll system they were supposed to fix, Auditor Simone Rede found.

A federal jury sided with Dr. Haiying Huang, finding UT Arlington retaliated against her after she reported internal discrimination complaints.

Overton once called mifepristone an “abortion-on-demand” drug, a stance likely to spark sparks at her Senate hearing.

The Rose Creek couple says Commissioner Glen Mulready promised the report by March, then sat on it through election season.

Stanford has reported over $418 million from countries like China and Russia since 1986, federal data show, as DOJ scrutiny ramps up.

Daniel Ballou, a Marine veteran and southeastern Kentucky circuit judge, would fill the seat Gregory Van Tatenhove left for a UK law school post.

State regulators greenlit JEA's 675-megawatt plant near the old St. Johns River Power Park, but critics warn of a 30-year, $6 billion bill.

CLEAA, representing over 2,100 officers, says Amish Shah's voting record beat out Jay Feely's Trump-backed bid.

A widely shared audit claiming a quarter-million fraudulent NYC votes relies on a commercial database and a Social Security number myth, experts say.

Chico and Paradise leaders back Gallagher's federal bill requiring states to map out communities before drawing district lines.

Washington moves to calm a bond rout after 30-year yields hit 5.34%, their highest since 2007. Mortgage rates and household budgets hang in the balance.