Parents at the Wake County magnet school say they had almost no warning before backpacks were banned from classrooms.

A Sixth Circuit panel says Hamtramck’s flagpoles are government speech, ending a three-year legal battle over the 2023 Pride flag ban.

Rob Burnside says he has no regrets after Lakota East fired him for letting Landerius Hayes keep attending classes.

A U.S. military jet quietly landed in Moscow as Washington reportedly asked Ukraine to pause strikes on Russian cities.

The League says St. Louis is the only courthouse in the country known to issue such an order, and it's pushing back before September 22.

Starting July 2027, most Georgia murder appeals shift to a Court of Appeals that says it's already stretched thin.

Rep. Don Bacon says a Nebraska woman with no criminal record faces removal next month despite his direct pleas to DHS.

Council members bypassed a staff-recommended six-month pause after hours of public comment on water and power fears.

Hawaii's third-largest bank wants to trade under ticker ASBH, two years after Hawaiian Electric sold it off to help cover Maui wildfire costs.

Republican nominee Rick Jackson told a Columbus crowd Kemp would deploy Guard troops for November — a move federal law sharply restricts.

The sole-source deal covers new jets, upgrades and depot maintenance for allies from Israel to Poland, with all work centered in St. Louis.

With applications opening September 8, Philadelphia parents still don't know what test their kids will take for magnet admissions.

Cephus Johnson says the seat is about protecting his grandchildren, not claiming victory over his nephew's 2009 killing.