John Foreman wants New Mexico to copy a state whose test scores jumped from near-last to 16th nationally.

A decade-long price check shows Atlanta restaurant tabs up 56% and groceries up 33% since 2016.

MMSD's latest boundary maps would ease overcrowding at Kennedy and Toki Middle, but leaders warn a new tax referendum may be needed.

Clergy gathered in West Omaha for the kickoff of a cross-country push to get voters to the polls.

Incumbent Anita Lewis and challenger Guy Bodie clash over data centers, housing and immigration fears in District 3.

A bipartisan House panel says the St. Petersburg-based trading app's Beijing links expose billions in American capital.

StreetsPAC NJ says Weiner's bus and bike plan could reshape Journal Square, the Heights and Greenville.

In the Virginia Beach rematch, Luria holds up to $50.6 million in assets against Kiggans' $7.4 million ceiling, even as both back a trading ban.

Don Huffines says the 1987 rule taxed doctors just for pulling up a chart. A 30-day comment period is next.

A judge’s permanent injunction bars Klein ISD from blocking unaccompanied campus visits by disability watchdogs or punishing anyone who talks to them.

Atrium says it will eat the extra costs starting Jan. 1, 2027 — but state officials are asking if the plan is even legal.

Haverhill High pushed its start back two hours Wednesday, sending bus riders to Consentino Middle School instead.

More than 90 witnesses signed up to testify as D.C. weighs AI tutors, screen time and a digital divide east of the Anacostia River.