Daniel Wiesenfeld says his boss told him to target Trump, Truth Social and HP with no crime in hand. He's now on leave.

Criminal defense attorney Matt Lufrano won outright, but the Group 13 seat heads to a November face-off between a prosecutor and a public defender.

Texas now scores county jailer and dispatcher licenses as its lowest-tier credential, but Madison and Southside ISD say they're not backing down.

Doors open at a Macomb County manufacturing site as MAGA Inc. deploys its $400 million war chest behind John James and Mike Rogers.

Adam Price wants Henderson to disclose what officials earn from private consulting clients like Union Village developers.

Attorney General Russell Coleman says the Biden-era soot limit is “about politics, not public health.” The high court has not decided whether to hear the case.

A split federal panel ruled immigration officials can't demand hard numbers to prove a deportee faces torture in El Salvador's prisons.

JD Vance keynotes the Republican Jewish Coalition summit at The Venetian, even as some donors grumble about his ties to Tucker Carlson.

Trump wants Kristen Welker reported to the FCC after she called his 2026 primary record mixed. The agency doesn't license anchors or networks.

UH's freshman class just broke 7,000 for the first time in nearly a century, even as regents cut over half its core curriculum list.

Twin Cities Citizens gathered 440 signatures to challenge Claymont schools' unvoted tax shift, which closed Dennison's only school.

A software update on Colorado's voter lookup tool exposed confidential profiles for 11 days, including law enforcement officers and abuse survivors.

A 5-1 vote keeps Union on its complaint-driven system after builders warned inspections would stall home sales.