Nathan Thompson wants 120 more days to save his late father's church. Council President Wardine Alexander isn't sold.

The city council voted unanimously to require human review of AI decisions and bar covert tracking tools citywide.

Gov. Abbott's team is leaning on Johnson Space Center and a bipartisan push as Texas races Florida, Ohio and Louisiana for the academy.

Lincoln police still haven't interviewed Jim Pillen about the $2.5 million contract, even as he says he's done nothing wrong.

Officers and firefighters say some could pay over $2,500 more a year as Dallas cuts its PPO to fund Proposition U mandates.

A federal judge barred Aidan Dunican from selling Wrigley Field view tickets without Cubs approval — but he's weighing whether to appeal.

St. Paul's council president wants a written protocol as the county preps 2,000-plus election judges for Election Day.

A legislative staffer alleges the state failed to protect her after former Sen. Dan McKeon attended an event where she was present despite being told to avoid contact.

Victor Marx demanded Phil Weiser apologize at a Denver forum, as Marx's wife says a 2021 clip was a self-defense drill, not abuse.

Westridge Middle School is closing in on capacity, and Grand Island's school board just moved to add classrooms and more.

Chris Murphy says Hegseth's Pentagon shut him out of Al Udeid while Rubio opened doors in Riyadh and Doha.

All three candidates for Rhode Island governor say scrap the truck tolls, even as the state sinks $20 million into reviving them.

A self-formed commission says Houston ISD's state takeover devastated classrooms and families, even as the district touts rising grades.