Only 53% of Aurora's department heads currently live in the city, officials say, as aldermen debate dropping the rule entirely.

City officials delayed a vote on turning a renovated Howard Row apartment building into bridge housing for homeless families.

David Jolly and Angie Nixon took their pitch to Miami Gardens, vowing to restore history lessons and fight for affordable healthcare.

Matthew Arndt faces a possible hate-crime charge after a Mequon gas station confrontation caught on video.

Board member Miriam Bleich pushed back, asking why the district isn’t moving faster on screen-time limits for younger students.

Statewide enrollment fell to about 702,000, more than double last year's drop, hitting rural districts hardest.

A board member questioned whether 70% to 80% of CPS students could potentially waive fees.

Ohio House has fought for a permit since 2017. The city will give its case a fresh look on Oct. 20.

Mitchelle Drulis's bill would hit violators with fines up to $20,000. Stay-to-play policies may add $100 to $500 or more to a family's tournament weekend.

Turning Point USA's December convention returns to downtown Phoenix with Vance, Erika Kirk and a packed lineup of conservative stars.

Berkeley completed 34 SVSH investigations in FY2025, while its survivor support center absorbs deep budget cuts.

A burst water main outside the McGlynn building in Medford left it without running water Friday, forcing a quick dismissal.

Five Pasadena lieutenants say their lawsuit is only about statutory compliance, not Chief Granados's integrity.