The six-year SPLOST would fund a new Marietta courthouse, library moves and road work without raising the tax rate.

Question 2 would scrap Virginia's 2006 marriage ban, a fight over the word “gender” now splits supporters and faith groups.

A retired police commissioner and a first-time candidate say Republican mailers twisted their records into lies ahead of Election Day.

Republicans met at a Bedford County truck stop where diesel hit $5.99 a gallon to push the plan.

The bipartisan bill caps farmers at 25 cattle or 60 hogs a year, sold directly to customers without USDA inspection.

Henrico's proposed rules would keep pot shops out of residential zones while grandfathering in its two existing medical dispensaries.

Five Massachusetts schools have paused international student internship approvals after ICE abruptly reinterpreted decades-old training rules.

Niagara Falls could lose up to $13 million a year as a gaming compact dispute collides with the governor’s race.

Diamond passes run $9,999 with a butler and sommelier included as the America Business Forum returns to Downtown Miami this December.

Ratepayers packed Herbert Von King Park demanding public power, while Con Edison points to a 45% property tax jump as a culprit.

City Council wants the controller inside the budgeting software after being locked out last year — part of a push for tighter financial oversight.

A nonprofit with no active state registration is running ads nearly identical to the Vote No on 3 campaign, and nobody will say who is behind it.

Ofir Akunis says the 47-minute film, shot partly on Hamas GoPros, could change how Mamdani sees Israel.