County officials say federal cuts could add $58 million in new costs next fiscal year, straining local emergency rooms.

Commissioners want proof two Jersey City housing providers meet state code before spending public money on re-entry services.

Wisconsin Democrats say Michele Magadance Skinner is really a Georgia resident, threatening a pivotal Eau Claire-area Senate race.

Montclair's council wants developers to fund a Cornerstone House move as it eyes a potential $50 million new municipal complex.

Three Salt Lake City groups want the FTC to force removal of billboards touting Operation Gigawatt's nuclear push.

A Tukwila church has sheltered thousands of asylum seekers for 18 months while Seattle's own emergency housing plan stayed on the shelf.

Abbott unveiled reading and math help for struggling students in El Paso, while a screwworm outbreak keeps spreading across Texas counties.

Dimitri Vorbe must get a bond hearing by August 24 or immigration officials must release him, a federal judge ruled.

Commissioners want facts, not a full ban, before deciding how to regulate hyper-scale computing campuses in Columbus, Indiana.

New Braunfels homeowners could pay up to $39 less even as the city adds 19 new jobs and raises for staff.

UGI shares briefly halted for volatility after news of a $42.50-per-share offer for the King of Prussia energy giant.

Jacob Hiatt and Worcester Arts Magnet could lose citywide admissions as Worcester rebalances crowded classrooms.

Kentucky's HB 485 gives judges another option for people in mental health crises, allowing outpatient treatment in cases that might otherwise lead to hospitalization or release.