California is one of just three states with no minimum marriage age — a Sacramento bill just cleared the Senate to change that.

Denver's Voyager could bring 191 jobs and a $40 million buildout to Centennial — if the state's incentive package beats offers from Alabama and Arizona.

A Supreme Court order upends early voting staffing statewide, with Minneapolis warning it may struggle to find enough Republican judges in time.

Mayor Denyse McGriff wants Clackamas County to follow Multnomah and Washington counties. Vape shop owners say flavors are up to 60% of their sales.

Daniel La Spata missed the socialist group’s endorsement by two votes, while a 26-year-old software engineer gets the nod to unseat Ald. Bennett Lawson.

The 10-year deal funds roughly five new engines a year, replacing rigs that have been breaking down for decades.

The 600-soldier unit modeled on Ukraine's drone forces is being folded back into airborne infantry after less than a year.

Bob Ulrich, Bill Foster and Rick Baker all lined up behind Charlie Crist, days after Welch placed second in the primary.

A dismissed 2025 complaint against Rep. Amy Briel is back, with a former aide going public and her GOP rival calling for reform.

A magistrate judge dismissed Dominik Calhoun's antitrust case against CIF for a second time, freezing transfer-rule reform talks statewide.

Michael Brittingham and Anthony DeVore face off Tuesday for a southeast Oklahoma seat with no Democrat on the ballot.

Texas kids' hospitals warn a proposed CMS rule could slash funding faster than Congress intended, threatening NICUs and mental health care.

About 45% of working-age JHA residents currently have jobs, and CEO Cheron Corbett says the agency wants self-sufficiency, not evictions.