Weeks after falling short countywide, union leader Beau Hawk is betting his city-limits strength can flip the mayor's office blue.

South Philly's 39th annual Labor Day parade was expected to feature Mayor Cherelle Parker and drew thousands of union families to Sheet Metal Workers Local 19.

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham says the state's name is not up for debate after Trump's Labor Day map posts.

Shawn Fain endorsed a full Democratic slate at Roosevelt Park, even as a federal probe shadows his own re-election bid.

A new NBC News poll shows Republicans' “strong approval” of Trump cratering below 50% for the first time.

Direct BWI contract workers are targeted for an $18 wage floor, but 700 to 800 indirect workers are still waiting on state protections.

Justices meet at SMU's law school next month to decide if a school district can shield a paid-for audit behind its lawyer.

Trinity Health is outsourcing its IT department, and a law firm is now probing whether Livonia workers got the notice they're legally owed.

A Chancery Court judge sided with Mayor Paige Brown, but Gallatin voters backed term limits by nearly 80 percent in 2018.

A Sacramento lobbyist's 1959 Impala helped inspire the plate, which needs 7,500 buyers within a year to hit the road.

Rajesh Mehta must pay $200,000 and can't run a Minnesota nonprofit again after Act for Cause folded in a St. Paul fraud settlement.

Sulphur, Oklahoma and Garland, Texas lead a wave of federal fixes tied to 2024 disasters, from tornado damage to fried power grids.

San Diego's Housing Commission serves over 16,000 voucher households, more than half seniors or disabled, as the state weighs a first-in-the-nation ban.