New filings show Michigan's Democratic nominee holding a nearly four-to-one cash edge over her GOP rival as the fall campaign begins.

Nearly 40,000 Georgia properties sit in legal limbo. GSU Law's new clinic wants to fix that, starting with wills.

Nick Howland joined Rays owner Patrick Zalupski's private jet for a 40-minute hop to Tropicana Field, billed as PAC fundraising.

The measure ties federal student aid to a pledge against boycotting Israel, but the Senate path is murky.

Records show the termination resolution cited alleged misuse of public funds and workplace misconduct. Cole has not responded to requests for comment.

Only about 3,500 of Tulsa's 13,000 annual eviction cases currently have tenants with legal representation, officials say.

Lee's Summit R-7 could reverse its 2023 tax cut as Jackson County's credit program drains millions from the district's budget.

Educators have objected to being assigned checkpoint duty. The district has assigned teachers to checkpoint duty.

Bernie Moreno wants Washington to erase the sweetheart deals Ohio keeps handing data centers, but he hasn't filed the bill yet.

A 49-year-old Havana grandmother has had no power since Sunday as Washington blacklists the firm that keeps Cuba's power grid running.

Supervisors point to South L.A.'s HoneyQween Juice Bar as they launch a licensing push for commercial landlords in unincorporated areas.

Jadon Josiah Knight says LA County rejected his religious exemption and fired him in 2022 after nearly 25 years at the library.

DC lawmakers are studying a New York-style tax on high-value homes owned by absentee owners as the city faces a projected decline in District tax revenue.