A $3.28 million budget plan would move 26 attorneys and staff out of the DA's office and under commissioners court control.

City leaders are debating a 3 percent raise for staff while bracing for a property tax measure that could gut public safety and parks funding.

A Greene County judge blocked the Coalition for the Common Good from dissolving Antioch's board or touching its bank accounts.

Murrill's lawsuit claims Express Scripts oversees prescriptions for 71% of Louisiana residents, squeezing local pharmacies.

The Colorado congressman's office funneled over $225,000 to a consultant who also does his campaign work, records show.

The half-cent increase would push Goodlettsville's sales tax to the state's 9.75% ceiling, with officials pointing to a 84% jump in paving costs since 2019.

Salt Lake City's new digital apostille system beams authenticated files worldwide in minutes, but it costs $88.95 versus $19 on paper.

The BMV pitches lawmakers Wednesday, while the ACLU of Indiana warns tracking and revocation risks remain unresolved.

The 11th Circuit revived a whistleblower lawsuit against Florida's VIPcare, but sent it back for more constitutional fights before Judge Kathryn Mizelle.

Commissioners finalized the STRIP overhaul as county leaders wrestled with a $400 million budget gap and state scrutiny of spending.

A frantic last-minute sprint between chambers sent the speculative ticketing ban to Gavin Newsom's desk — but not every ally is cheering.

Sacramento lawmakers let SB 492 die without a vote, leaving fire survivors and utilities both frustrated as PG&E and Edison shares bounced back overnight.

Sacramento lawmakers raced a midnight deadline to pass two bills forcing AI data centers to cover their own grid costs.