Oʻahu's Question 20 closes a loophole exposed by Rene Mansho's 2001 resignation ahead of the November 3 vote.

Developers say a longer abatement would convert empty offices into housing and grow city revenue. Council members call the idea hugely unpopular.

Johnson admits he is unsure of his future as polls show Democrats favored to flip the chamber in November.

The city claims disturbed soil near the Buffalo River; Seneca Nation leader calls the stop-work order meaningless on sovereign land.

Nearly 275,000 Philadelphians experience food insecurity. Kenyatta Johnson's new package could put the question to voters in May 2027.

Sandy Springs hasn't touched its millage rate in two decades, but rising property values mean a tax bump anyway.

Trump says talks with Tehran are productive even as a third carrier strike group heads to the Middle East.

The 72-page Broward County suit names DraftKings CEO Jason Robins and targets Pick6 and prediction markets alike.

McLean County alone counted $42.5 million in storm damage, and Bloomington is still paying cleanup wages out of pocket.

Friends, family and a former GOP congressman gathered in Red Oak as Joey Norris stood trial over a 2024 absentee ballot dispute.

Dana Nessel's lawsuit targets a company that controls 65% of Michigan's commercial insurance market, seeking damages in the hundreds of millions.

Denver-area firms saw third-quarter investment activity, while Boulder gets a Techstars reboot after the accelerator ended its local program.

Wynetta Massey, who helped build Colorado Springs' ethics commission, will decide if Mark Davis broke town rules.