David Mussafer's commitment leaves the Tulane-linked fund over 95% subscribed, with 15 startups already in its portfolio.

Tulsa Sen. Jo Anna Dossett wants to pay Oklahomans to learn gun safety voluntarily, years after training stopped being mandatory.

Rachel Smith has lived across from Ralph's Ranch for eight years — now she's watching the fight over its future play out at City Hall.

A Milwaukee teacher's TikTok defending his no-pass policy went private after backlash — the district says it violates the rules.

At a San Antonio rally, O’Rourke pointed to Tarrant County’s closure of 92 polling sites as proof Republicans are nervous about tightening polls.

City Hall can now impose fines and use disqualification procedures in labor-violation cases.

Frankfort lawmakers heard how a Shively officer ran 2,000-plus searches to stalk an ex — now warrants and audits are on the table.

The Board of Adjustment sided with residents near Air Depot and Wilshire, rejecting the special exception the tower needed.

Governor Josh Stein says the new FEMA money is moving faster, even as North Carolina's total storm damage sits near $60 billion.

Spartanburg District 2's first referendum in a decade splits into two questions — one tax-free, one asking $30 a year from businesses.

South Jersey lawmakers are demanding refunds after federal auditors found billing errors dating back to 2021 at Atlantic City Electric.

The city grew its lending fund by $5 million, with First Northern, River City and River Valley banks handling loans to local firms.

A Blairsville father of six says his kids sat in a moldy classroom for nearly a week before testing began. Classes resume Sept. 18.