With just days before the school year starts, principals are scrambling as Mayor Mamdani scraps a $3.5 million monthly T-Mobile contract inherited from Eric Adams.

Five Granbury officials face possible recall over a massive AI data center, but a missed state deadline now clouds whether voters get a say this fall.

The War Department's stake in a 69-year-old Gramercy refinery and an Alaska mining venture aims to break China's grip on critical minerals.

The lieutenant governor candidate rallied volunteers in Prospect Lefferts Gardens as Rep. Yvette Clarke introduced her.

Gwinnett's top prosecutor joins a growing legal fight against a state law that strips party labels from DA races in five metro Atlanta counties.

A judge sided with the State Department after a routine database check flagged a 2022 alcohol citation, splitting a Sneedville, Tennessee couple across the border.

A Rhymefest corruption remark got a fellow board member censured as Chicago Arts High School's funding fight rolled into September.

Armando Saleh, 56, claimed he was 71 on a passport to keep senior tax breaks on his Gage Park and Lawndale two-flats — and the county renewed them anyway in 2025.

Chula Vista tapped Thorn Run Partners for federal advocacy but stripped out a joint push with Imperial Beach on Tijuana River sewage, citing overlap concerns.

Teachers can now give a true 0% for skipped work, but students who try still get a 50% floor. The board vote was unanimous.

State lawmakers passed SB 942 after six detainees died in California facilities in six months, one lawmaker says.

Rep. Marcy Kaptur's decades-long friendship with a Nucor lobbyist included a 2010 power-of-attorney deal, per a new report.

Metro Council's 21-0 vote establishes new local separation rules for package liquor stores.