Nearly 100 Ghanaian students at the University of Memphis, many with a 3.75 GPA average, now face uncertainty just before fall classes begin.

Judge Steven Tureau's lawyer says the Fifth Circuit rewrote election law to knock him off the Division D ballot.

Trustees adopted an $0.8254 rate but shelved a 2% raise or $700 bonus until a Westbank land sale closes.

Tulsa's Dana Prieto and Canadian County's Jack Stewart both lost their Senate seats in Tuesday's runoffs, capping a rough summer for the far-right bloc.

Christina Henderson says DC does not need more emergency rooms as a $29.3 million Ivy City facility awaits regulatory review.

A federally commissioned study surveyed 1,208 adults and found gender-identity views tied to support for political violence, HHS says.

State prisoners dialed Oklahoma voters in primary races while a Virginia super PAC paid nearly $600,000 to the vendor behind the calls.

Officials say a Cass Road data center pitch pushed the township to pause all new projects for up to 18 months.

Orange County residents told Sen. Ashley Moody to show kindness like Dolly Parton as they described rising premiums and Medicaid fears.

A Creekwood Middle School student's petition topped 800 signatures after girls said they were pulled from class over midriffs and tight clothes.

City commissioners unanimously advanced the plan on Aug. 13, with two members absent, setting up a 60-day state review.

Federal prosecutors say KKR altered or skipped required paperwork on 16 deals worth billions. Outside law firms, not KKR, are footing the bill.

Grand Canyon University aims to enroll its first law students by 2027 or 2028, filling a legal desert in the Phoenix Valley.