Angie Myers, promoted after 15 months as interim chief, says her finance background will steady the system through its biggest project yet.

Supervisor Bilal Mahmood says losing his Land Use Committee seat sends a bad signal — Board President Rafael Mandelman calls his conduct not exactly collegial.

Councilmember Antonio Lewis wants data centers on city water lines switched to closed-loop systems, but he's also the guy who pushed a $500M Digital Realty exemption.

Rep. Rob Long, who fosters rescue cats himself, says he saw a declawed cat returned to a Palm Beach shelter after struggling to adjust.

A McAlester principal says rural districts are stretching every dollar, not hoarding cash.

Half of Chicago's board candidates have signed a pledge banning devices before third grade — the rest, including two incumbents, stayed silent.

Sharon Jones beat a 24-year city utilities veteran for the Ward 4 seat and now wants to rethink Columbia's Flock cameras.

CTU says a cookbook-themed social post and a years-long messaging push crossed the line into defamation. It wants a jury to decide.

The Palm Harbor announcement leans on Guthrie's hurricane record, but DeSantis reportedly wasn't given a heads-up before it happened.

Two DuPage-driven laws taking effect January 1 close gaps in how Illinois handles elder neglect and seized pets. Both cleared the legislature with unanimous support.

The actress, who has 212,000 Instagram followers, says grassroots workers deserve the credit Trump is taking for himself.

The Evansville charter school edges out big-name suburban Indy schools to claim the state's No. 1 spot and No. 2 nationally.

SAISD trustees want a 3.17-cent tax bump and $600 million in bonds after cutting $19.3 million and 220 jobs this year.