A Middle Georgia judge has addressed a False Claims Act case involving alleged vulnerabilities in eClinicalWorks software.

Sen. Michele Brooks says over 55% of Pennsylvania students miss math benchmarks, and she's pointing to Virginia as proof a fix exists.

Base charges jump from $65 to $69 a month, and it's not the only bill going up for Apopka households this fall.

Only four of 13 council members backed honoring the outgoing county mayor, as critics cited budget woes and old Ford family grudges.

Trump says Britain wasn't there for him on Iran, raising doubts about a future Falklands commitment as Milei cheers.

The Army is buying eight mobile intelligence stations as it moves TITAN from testing into an initial production phase, with Anduril building the hardware in California.

Diana Tennis quits the bench Friday after the Florida Supreme Court rejected a reprimand deal over 900-plus political donations.

Miami-Dade's new superintendent froze school closures, but Overtown families say the 1899 Dunbar K-8 campus isn't safe yet.

A Milledgeville commissioner says he flatly opposes the plan, while one resident says he'll skip buying a home there if it passes.

The Chicago cardinal, two orders of nuns and a Morrison pharmacist say the law forces them to help patients die.

Steve Hilton says a $1 billion leave expansion is affordable if California trims its workforce. Rival Xavier Becerra's camp says the math doesn't add up.

More than 180 people packed Arlington Heights High as teachers and parents accused FWISD leaders of micromanagement and broken trust.

Northeast Ohio chiropractic firms lose their years-long fight after a unanimous ruling sends the case back to Cleveland's Eighth District.