Sim Gill says jails have become default mental health providers — but Utah has far fewer psychiatric beds than experts recommend.

Four Seasons New Orleans welcomes energy executives and policymakers Oct. 20-21 as Hispanic chambers push for bigger industry access.

State advisers are drafting rules on where North Carolinians could legally use THC, from bars to backyards, ahead of a December deadline.

Chad Williams led the West North Avenue Development Authority since 2022. The board gave no reason for his ouster, saying new leadership is coming soon.

Parents of riders under 14 could face a police violation on a first offense under the city's new mobility rules.

The 17th Street walk-up shop that once set a Dairy Queen sales record will shut down, with police eyeing the building next.

The Glock 43X CA just joined California's approved handgun roster, three months after state lawmakers shut the door on Glock sales.

Scott Belt left a bar 45 minutes before stumbling through a Carson meeting. His replacement, Keith Jones, is already on the board.

Gov. Ned Lamont and lawmakers from both parties want changes in 2027, after a Hamden widow lost her house to a dead husband's prison debt.

Nine new judges — from ex-prosecutors to a federal fraud attorney — will soon sit on Baltimore and Montgomery County benches.

Diane Mullins missed fewer than half of committee hearings and never filed a bill, but says she's ready for a second term.

Padilla phoned the number posted on the door to talk his way into SFO's makeshift ICE holding site, echoing Rep. Mullin's August standoff.

The Nov. 3 ballot measure could raise Newport News sales tax to 7% to fix aging schools. A town hall on the plan is set for Oct. 6.