Pasco County prosecutors cite internal Meta chats calling Instagram a drug as they push for sweeping teen restrictions.

Family Court Department S sits empty after the state commission snubbed primary leader Kristine Brewer, the sole applicant for the interim seat.

State regulators took over two small towns' books after one racked up $74,567 in unpaid water invoices and the other misused grant funds.

Strong and Safe New York is targeting over a million voters with claims tied to a Tebele family fundraiser and a no-bid contract.

Four gubernatorial candidates skipped a forum at a historically Black Oklahoma City church, leaving Cyndi Munson to field every question alone.

A slate called Change4Maricopa wants football back at four Valley colleges — but rivals call the push a Trojan horse for extremism.

Council hired a broker to shop future cell tower lease income, but one resident likened the idea to Chicago's parking meter fiasco.

Trump says every child could be rich by 18, but families still have to claim accounts to unlock the $1,000 deposit.

Croisant says no one has stepped up to host a face-off with Tedford before Tulsans vote on Nov. 3.

Carmen Montano's push to raise the pantry's $1.21 monthly rent drew a council-meeting crowd and a fiery social post calling supporters haters.

UAB will require ACT or SAT scores again by Fall 2028; UA Tuscaloosa applicants with at least a 3.0 GPA are exempt from submitting scores for 2027-28.

A near three-way primary split saw third-place candidate Rae Canady receive roughly 20,000 votes. Early voting starts Oct. 17.

Peter Lamelas warns Chinese tech could scare off investors in Argentina's oil fields, as Beijing fires back at the Miami-raised diplomat.