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.

Burlingame staff head to 1440 Chapin Avenue by early October, while City Council meetings stay put at the aging Primrose Road building for now.

Byron Donalds heads to the Freedom Tower Tuesday to reveal his No. 2, with Miami senators Bryan Avila and Ana Maria Rodriguez topping the list.

Frederick officials are eyeing job training, housing help and re-entry grants for three ZIP codes hit hardest by old drug charges.

Stillwater's flagship university welcomed 17,999 Oklahoma residents this fall, its best in-state total in over four decades.

A $350,000 Tarrant County home would pay $27 more a year under the plan, with trustees voting September 10.

Serious violations could hit $250 as New Port Richey links unpaid tickets to vehicle registration holds.

DeKalb's proposed 65-decibel yard equipment limit has stalled — code enforcement says decibel meters cost too much to trust.

RFD & Associates says it logged 25,000 hours before getting fired. The state says it paid $800,000 for a system that never worked.

Federal regulators say fewer than 2% of Doxo's 120,000 listed billers ever authorized the platform to accept payments on their behalf.