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A new survey shows 44% of voters still haven’t formed an opinion of Stacy Garrity, even as Shapiro’s approval holds at 63%.
Overlea High was built for 1,100 students but now holds 1,600. Republicans say an old middle school building could be the fix.
A one-year pilot could turn chain-link fencing into ad space — but not in Downtown Miami or Wynwood.
Duval County Democrats rallied near the St. Johns River, warning a Donalds-backed data center boom could poison local waterways.
CliftonLarsonAllen's forensic review found messy books but no theft, while flagging dozens of fixes for Hartford's beleaguered district.
A new Marist Poll shows Hochul crushing it with women and in NYC, but Blakeman owns independents and Upstate.
Firefighters say South Fulton owes them a 3% raise it refuses to pay, even after an arbitrator sided with the union in May.
A unanimous council vote asks Boston and Massachusetts to convert public buildings into shelters, but nobody has priced the plan yet.
Tenant unions, taxi drivers and gig workers could sue directly under the plan, but business groups warn of costly lawsuits.
Seven charter amendments could reshape Rocky River city government, from four-year mayoral terms to party-free ballots starting in 2027.
Washington Senator Maria Cantwell wants mandatory safety audits before AI models launch, setting up a clash with Chair Ted Cruz.
Four Cherokee County judges now demand AI disclosure after a Clayton County prosecutor's fabricated case law upended the Hannah Payne appeal.
State auditors flagged a $1.15 million sheriff's office purchase and $108,000 in excess property taxes collected in Cooper County.
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