CPS now lets unaccompanied youth enroll themselves and drops parent-signature rules for transportation consent.

NDLON and Ventura County Defensa are rallying unions and faith leaders after a year of fatal ICE encounters and federal raids on activists.

A Newport County lawsuit challenging Rhode Island's so-called Taylor Swift Tax could hand New York City property owners a legal blueprint.

Two fall meetings will let Richfield residents weigh in on a draft code shaped by moratoriums on data centers and car washes.

A federal appeals court sided with Nevada over Kalshi, ruling sports-event contracts are gambling, not swaps — and DraftKings stock jumped on the news.

Elyse Hoffenberg says the footage was a friendly peck, not a scandal — but her GOP rival wants the tape and won't drop it.

Fort Worth ISD is exploring ChatGPT for classrooms, but district officials won't say yet what student data teachers can enter.

Trustees voted unanimously to advance design work on a new headquarters in the old U.S. Bank building, even as the bank battles the takeover in court.

The 100-year concession hands a U.S.-backed venture 55% control of Venezuelan crude — but a money-laundering probe already shadows its main broker.

A Los Angeles City Council speaker floated free sexual relief clinics for unhoused residents. Traci Park says the idea is dead on arrival.

The September 16 GC Forum at InterContinental Buckhead pairs siblings Paige and Kent Alexander with execs from Equifax and Invesco to argue in-house lawyers belong in the boardroom.

Commissioners unanimously approved the ballot language just days before a September 4 deadline, folding in cost estimates that could top $3.3 million.

Jason Miller says a months-long notice delay from OBNDD cost him the chance to fire employees or pull surveillance video.