Bottoms says she'd weigh a camera moratorium; Jackson warns it could let crime rise. Atlanta's 5,000-plus Flock cameras sit at the center of the fight.

PhRMA says the GLOBE rule illegally ties Medicare drug rebates to prices paid overseas. The fight echoes a 2020 case the industry already won.

A federal judge in Richmond upheld Virginia's 2020 Dream Act, preserving reduced tuition for over 1,200 students.

Nina Davila lost her son Shavon's ashes after a city processing mistake triggered an auction. Her loss is now fueling a push for Shavon's Law.

The EPA agreed a $30 million fix beats a $300 million plant, sparing Akron sewer customers a steeper rate hike.

Richmond officials weigh pausing vacancies as rising pension and school costs collide with proposed tax cuts.

Newport, Westerly and seven other towns could lose all direct formula aid under the Blue Ribbon Commission's plan, a new state review finds.

The District 5 representative once feared coming home to find his family deported. Now he leads the East Charlotte district that raised him.

Clarkston’s council warns the city is burning through its fund balance to pay police and fire bills. Voters decide November 3.

Hillsborough County customers are paying more starting this month to fund dozens of water and wastewater projects countywide.

Robert Davis claims the governor and secretary of state nominees used state police details and vehicles while campaigning, weeks before Election Day.

The EEOC says El Dorado Furniture favored Hispanic applicants for years. Now it has agreed to pay $1.3 million to those passed over.

The Greenville-Spartanburg race pits a four-term GOP incumbent seeking a fifth term against a 25-year-old making history as the district's first Black woman nominee.