A new state audit also found Utah universities rarely discipline tenured faculty for poor performance or misconduct.

Wildwood's mayor and deputy mayor say they were singled out for prosecution. An appeals court just gave them a chance to prove it.

A Ninth Circuit panel granted the former sheriff qualified immunity in a lawsuit over projectiles fired at South LA demonstrators.

Isaiah Hugley has 90 days to sue the city he's about to lead, after the EEOC closed his bias complaint.

New York's new law locks guns in storage boxes and cuts off ammo sales to anyone barred from owning a firearm.

Collins, Murkowski and Paul broke from Trump, but Fetterman's no vote sank the measure by a single point.

Commissioners are set to consider the plan Thursday, which would restrict parking for certain larger vehicles in residential areas.

Two public meetings next week let Modesto residents weigh in on where the city grows next, from downtown culture hubs to new industrial parks.

East County's Grossmont district settles with its teachers union, ending a bitter dispute tied to library book bans and LGBTQ+ discrimination claims.

Ottawa and Ontario are pouring billions into steel and auto plants as Washington accuses Canadian officials of meddling in the midterms.

The San Antonio lawyer once gave $646,107 to a pro-Paxton super PAC. Now he says Talarico is balanced, straightforward and honest.

An ongoing outage is knocking out critical systems at the Whitehaven campus, and the closure will stretch through the week.

No new tax, no rate hike — just a 30-70 split that could create EMS's first dedicated funding stream.