Thirty-five state lawmakers say Hochul's nuclear push could hit New Yorkers' utility bills hard, pointing to Georgia's cost blowouts as a warning.

Fans and portable coolers weren't enough. Henrico families want a daily HVAC repair log with timestamps.

More than 140 business leaders met at Citi's Tribeca tower as sustainability teams pivot from ambition to compliance.

Black students made up 79% of MPS expulsions last year even as federal investigators accuse the district of factoring in race.

Backers want Congress to intervene after Mechanicsville's earlier applications for federal historic status were turned down.

Bunche-Washington STEM School now enrolls about 700 pre-K through eighth graders after a district-wide merger.

Rep. Alicia St. Germaine's package sets a 30-day data limit and jail time for misuse, but Lansing already has two rival plans.

More than 7 in 10 RCSD high schoolers were chronically absent last year. A new Genesee Street center offers food, clothing and computers for families.

Alvarez, Cruz and Rivera face off again in Osceola County, this time with a $12 billion tax question on the ballot.

Michigan got an estimated 964.2 million spam calls this year — now two lawmakers want AI robocalls to carry real penalties.

Saginaw's proposed rules would push data centers 500 feet from homes and cap noise at 55 decibels, even though no project has been proposed.

Sheriff Rosie Cordero-Stutz says the shortfall threatens deputy hiring and academy classes despite a record $1.2 billion budget.

The catch: the statewide paid holiday requires legislative funding and a CalHR determination that sufficient funding exists; bargaining units may negotiate the holiday separately.