The controversial Calvinist conference opens at The Factory at Franklin, with protests planned for Friday and Saturday.

Judge Victoria Marie Calvert sided with Secretary Brad Raffensperger, ruling federal law never forced Georgia to hand over sensitive voter files.

Nearly 3,500 LSA freshmen would have been covered under the plan. Officials blame distorted media narratives for the pause.

Riley Williams paid her dues and got her headshot taken before Charles R. Drew High School said no. Now she wants a gender-diverse court instead.

Sharon Durkan says she's being painted as a villain for blocking Erin Murphy's late-filed orders — again. The health-screening measure now waits another week.

Austan Goolsbee says consumer confidence is sinking even as spending rises — a split he calls unlike anything before.

A First Department ruling ends OCA's bid to shield guidance that steered judges on protection orders and bail.

Baltimore City's 41.4% rate dwarfs the statewide mark, as one state senator calls for a Blueprint funding review.

Jeffrey Soros told donors his family's fellowship covered Abdul El-Sayed's grad school bills, fueling GOP hypocrisy attacks.

Danielle Tarmu says Noreen Demonte should step aside from a case tied to her campaign as both vie for a Clark County judgeship.

Caseway CEO Al Vigier says he won't send his legal-tech startup to Pier 48 while political instability rattles cross-border business.

Six elementary schools could feed into Davis High School as Northwest ISD tries to ease Eaton's overcrowding before 2027.

Governor Josh Stein moved within a day of a Farm Bureau request as diesel hit record highs statewide.