Redlands enrolled 2,684 students this fall, its biggest class ever, while freezing tuition for a ninth straight year.

Vice Mayor Kelly Martinez Semrad wants a year to study data centers that can guzzle 5 million gallons daily before Orange County commits.

Clarksville’s 9–3 vote sets 1,000-foot buffers near schools and churches, but over 50 existing shops get grandfathered in.

A Palm Beach law firm wants Trump International Golf Club named the nation's official presidential golf course, forever.

Question F could strip Baltimore's century-old Board of Estimates of key budget powers, and Council President Zeke Cohen says bigger changes are coming.

31 Ohio mayors want $100 million a year for housing and police pay, saying the state broke a decades-old funding promise.

A Burncoat senior told the school committee flags helped her come out safely. The board rejected the ban unanimously.

City officials met with four area lawmakers, arguing Frisco already has plenty of multifamily housing and doesn’t need more.

Riley County is developing a memorandum of understanding for a proposed fairground complex, with no tax dollars involved.

Polling shows Gov. Dan McKee down big to Helena Foulkes days before the Wednesday, Sept. 9, primary, with the collapsed Washington Bridge looming over everything.

Nashville's Lipscomb hit 5,007 students this fall, with a new anesthesiologist assistant program drawing over 300 applicants for 24 seats.

A ruling tells immigration judges to consider current dangers under Delcy Rodríguez's government, not just fear of Maduro.

A University City shopper's lawsuit over a $3 rewards discount led to a $6.3 million settlement covering six years of Schnucks purchases.