The Utah Board of Higher Education wants $5 million from lawmakers to fund new campus safety rules statewide.

Critics call the proposed LAPD reality series city-funded propaganda as the council punts the $15,000 legal request to three committees.

Colorado's ballot language has tested above a 20th-grade reading level, and Amendment 85 wants that fixed for good.

A pending federal bill would restore a higher debt ceiling, and Dallas-area bankruptcy judges expect Texas courts to get even busier.

Colorado's largest doctors' group opposes the measure, warning its vague wording could disrupt care far beyond transgender youth.

About 50 people packed a Red Cloud community center as Osborn faced down the fallout from his leaked remarks.

The Comoros-flagged Grace was escorted to Mexico after crews found fuel hidden in its ballast tanks, as Cuba's blackouts stretch past 22 hours.

A proposed raise would push the D.C. mayor's salary above most big-city peers, but current Mayor Muriel Bowser won't see a dime of it.

Don Huffines says he's just following the money on a $6.3 million water program. His Democratic rival calls it a political stunt.

Workers say tips dropped from as much as $30 an hour to just $2 to $4 after a new QR-code ordering system arrived at City Foundry STL.

A constituent’s 12-year-old was handcuffed and leg-shackled to Missouri. Now a bipartisan bill curbing those restraints awaits the governor’s signature.

Burnsville celebrates its finished City Hall and kicks off the next phase: a major police facility expansion.

Restoration contractors say Odette Ramos steered homeowners away from their companies at fire scenes. She calls the ethics complaint invalid.