Federal monitors are stepping back after Cedar Rapids schools cut restraint use by more than 85% since 2020.

Winners span California electrical union halls to a New Mexico development corps, training over 5,400 workers across 26 states.

A $3.9 million contract add-on could route Denver 311 calls through a voicebot first, with a 2027 citywide launch planned.

State auditors say the commission that reviewed a complaint against ex-Justice Diana Hagen kept poor records and lacks clear rules on recusals.

Federal officials say the rebranded health benefit could reach 20 million people in five years — but Texas's marketplace turbulence looms large.

StructSure Projects, based in Kansas City, is the only contractor holding seats on all three major military healthcare MATOCs.

Rep. Tom Suozzi says his plan is work permits, not citizenship, after Republicans circulated a clip of him mentioning 10 million people.

Golf carts can hit Lorain streets starting Oct. 21, but one councilwoman warns of joyriding on main roads.

The 3,278-square-foot branch rose on the old TGI Friday's lot and kicked off with a block party and a $2,500 donation.

Frank LaRose wants artificial intelligence hunting fraud; Annette Blackwell points to pulling her city out of a financial crisis.

The sole-source contract spans Navy destroyers, Army bases, and SeaRAM units, locking in production through 2030.

A Clark official drove a marked fire SUV to Ship Bottom towing a jet ski trailer, and Mayor Angel Albanese says it broke no rules.

Maryland's top court says a jury should decide if DARCARS Toyota failed to warn a customer about a freshly mopped floor.