The Rose Creek couple says Commissioner Glen Mulready promised the report by March, then sat on it through election season.

Stanford has reported over $418 million from countries like China and Russia since 1986, federal data show, as DOJ scrutiny ramps up.

Daniel Ballou, a Marine veteran and southeastern Kentucky circuit judge, would fill the seat Gregory Van Tatenhove left for a UK law school post.

State regulators greenlit JEA's 675-megawatt plant near the old St. Johns River Power Park, but critics warn of a 30-year, $6 billion bill.

CLEAA, representing over 2,100 officers, says Amish Shah's voting record beat out Jay Feely's Trump-backed bid.

A widely shared audit claiming a quarter-million fraudulent NYC votes relies on a commercial database and a Social Security number myth, experts say.

Chico and Paradise leaders back Gallagher's federal bill requiring states to map out communities before drawing district lines.

Washington moves to calm a bond rout after 30-year yields hit 5.34%, their highest since 2007. Mortgage rates and household budgets hang in the balance.

Primary care providers across 31 Phoenix-area clinics are deciding whether to join a physician union, with mail-in ballots due next week.

Frederick County students must now keep phones off and out of sight all day — a year before Maryland requires it statewide.

Miami Gardens' Oliver Gilbert edged Shevrin Jones in a razor-thin primary for a seat held by just three families since 1993.

Seniors get a break, but everyone else in Carroll County will pay to use convenience centers starting January 2027.

NJIT graduate students are pushing back over changes to tuition pricing.