Cannabis growers and retailers say a proposed state wage board could push legal weed prices even higher and shutter minority-owned shops.

The nonprofit says it will stop guarding Balboa Park's Starlight Bowl unless the city signs a long-term lease by October 1.

The city council's 6-1 vote keeps a Miami-backed 80-acre AI campus off I-85 stalled while officials finish new zoning rules.

A federal judge says Ohio can't demand citizenship papers at the BMV, restoring the old sworn-statement rule ahead of the October 5 deadline.

A Northside ISD mom worries a state law letter means her daughter's AP Human Geography class may skip key topics before the exam.

The San Antonio firm's biggest deal yet pushes combined assets to $571 billion and chases CEO David Brown's trillion-dollar goal.

Shawn Thierry, who lost her Houston House seat after backing GOP gender bills, now oversees a brand-new civil court.

Professors who built careers around remote flexibility say the abrupt switch to five-day, in-person weeks left them scrambling — and some have already walked away.

Dave O'Garro and Maurice Bonner say Atlanta Public Schools cleared them, then handed the case to the Army anyway. Now they want their jobs back.

County planners say a new blueprint must plan for wildfire, drought and 93,000 new homes across Western Placer.

Tammika Hubbard got the land from her father's Carr Square nonprofit years ago — now she's building on a street she named herself.

Bridgette Smith-Lawson calls a proposed civil legal department political retribution as a Wednesday injunction hearing looms in Fort Bend County.

Commissioner Natasha Ervin and former Commissioner Rose Tydus square off Nov. 3 to lead a city still under state financial watch.