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.

Trustee Taylor Kayatta pulled his own $3,000-a-month stipend plan after backlash, saying he heard the community loud and clear.

Gun shops face new state licensing and cameras, while ghost gun owners get a six-month window to register or destroy them.

Olathe Public Schools' task force will present closure and boundary recommendations tonight, with elementary enrollment down nearly 1,400 students in a decade.

More than 840,000 San Diegans rely on Medi-Cal, and one supervisor warns unstable funding could strip disabled residents of care.

Second-time trash and recycling scofflaws can now just pay a fine — but a third offense still means facing a judge.

Council members clashed over Complete Streets funding and youth violence prevention, with two votes cast against the tentative $1 billion plan.

The Broward County exec calls it a “dating phase,” but a merger bill has failed in Tallahassee two years running.

Liz Henry tied for a District 8 win with 749 votes, then walked away, citing family circumstances. A November 3 special election will settle it.

A rejected exhibit cover page could sink the Attorney General's retrial bid after a landmark ruling struck down decades of abortion rules.

The Ripple co-founder's cash flows through a two-week-old PAC backing Theo Ellington, dwarfing what rivals DJ Brookter and JR Eppler have raised.

UBS plans to cut 41 more jobs at its Lincoln Harbor offices this November, pushing its 2026 Weehawken layoff total past 200.