Facing a HUD probe and a disabled applicant's lawsuit, Multnomah County deleted three survey questions tied to race and orientation from its housing tool.

Students say leaving the leaky, century-old downtown building stings, even as the $200 million Stadium Drive campus rises two miles away.

A new survey of 475 Chicago public employees shows Johnson ahead of his 2027 rivals, yet deeply unpopular even among union rank and file.

El Paso residents worry about water and power strain as Gina Hinojosa vows to renegotiate contracts tied to Meta's massive campus.

State regulators warned Polymarket, Rillet and others repeatedly, yet the jobs still went up with no pay range attached.

The Office of People's Counsel says Exelon utilities are using a new consumer-protection law to dodge refunds owed to Maryland ratepayers.

A six-hour hearing and hundreds of angry comments later, Spanish Fork's mayor says the data center deal is worth pursuing anyway.

Just 14 freshmen enrolled at Robert F. Smith STEAM Academy, so DPS sent them elsewhere — days after the school hit its best-ever performance rating.

The $4 million media push sits inside a $180 million package that also funds efforts to track democratic backsliding across Europe.

A leaky roof and unresolved subsurface issues have stalled Austin's $32.2 million evidence warehouse, forcing a costly stopgap lease.

A Ward 8 councilmember wants to shed rural road costs, but Ward 5's Trey Kirby warns of pricier trash bills and slower 911 response.

The Yale Law classmate of VP JD Vance exits amid friction with Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth and a pullback on drone programs.

A new Morning Consult survey shows Marco Rubio gaining ground on JD Vance while Trump's economic numbers sink 18 points underwater.