Javier Bailey Sr. says downtown Memphis vacancy near 17% is draining county revenue as billions in projects loom.

A divided court sided with Gov. Kevin Stitt, ruling state law never let transgender Oklahomans amend their birth certificates.

Union members authorized a walkout with 96% approval. A strike could hit all seven City Colleges campuses within weeks.

Republicans left Woodbury and Plymouth off the ballot entirely, letting DFL incumbents cruise while an independent tries to break through in Woodbury.

The GOP governor hopeful wants to cap utility profits and keep coal plants running as bills threaten to jump 14% by 2028.

County reports put the cost anywhere from $500,000 to $523,000 for two solar composting toilets at Sunset Reserve.

White Hill Middle will hold 1,000 students, and York County families are already asking which campus their kids will attend.

A county board committee wants all 42 park-based Flock cameras gone by year's end, part of a wider retreat from the surveillance tech.

State's Attorney Ivan Bates says his office found gaps and errors in years of case records before building the new public tool.

The Greenville Gay Men's Chorus says the $13,050 grant covers 13% of its budget as a vote looms Thursday.

A federal judge found the NCAA isn't subject to Title IX, ending Riley Gaines' lawsuit for now. She says an appeal is coming.

Board members split 3-2 on a $19.75-per-test contract, with two trustees calling the program punitive and ineffective.

City staff say the old $1,000 fine was just a cost of doing business for illegal Airbnb hosts. Not anymore.