El Paso County adopted a $2.1 billion hospital district budget Monday even as rising home values push the average tax bill up nearly $10.

The plan would still cover groceries, clothing and medicine, but bans tattoos, theme park tickets and fortune-telling.

Lindsey Cornett wants Marion Superior Court to put her back on the ballot before September printing — but she's not waiting on the judge.

A median Sugar Land home could pay $96 more a year, while a lone council vote signals dissent over the hike.

Boykin says Pappas's insults about his late Englewood mother crossed a line; Pappas calls it grandstanding.

Rep. Al Green's new resolution names Houston construction worker Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, killed by ICE in July with no drugs found in his van.

Rabbi Yakov says he spent $30,000 fixing up the Kavanah Space, but the Lynch family wants triple the $7,000 rent he's paying.

East Rutherford and Brigantine now treat runaway bamboo like a code violation, with daily fines and mandatory removal plans.

A 65-year-old Warner Bros. foley artist had to retire after losing enough hours for union healthcare, as editors describe income cut by half.

Ralphs, Fred Meyer and King Soopers shoppers are among those covered — but the claim deadline is coming up fast.

A hand recount in Osceola County turned a three-vote gap into a single-vote win, while a school board race stayed razor-thin too.

Justices ruled 5-2 that Avangrid's wind farms in Minnesota, Iowa and the Dakotas can count toward Ohio's renewable energy market.

A resigned city attorney blamed a new computer system for the missed filing. The judge wasn't buying it.