State auditors say overloaded inspectors are juggling up to triple the recommended caseload at Connecticut's childcare licensing agency.

San Antonio ISD's new classroom framework is rolling out districtwide, and the teachers' union president says it's gone over poorly.

Allison Singleton sings in her church choir and flies internationally, yet a Bexar County guardian still controls her money after more than two years.

Organizer Alejandra Gomez says the free Sheraton Downtown gathering could draw about 2,000 people this Saturday.

City staff want a 20-mph cutoff for e-scooters, while Councilman Carl Voss pushes to clear sidewalks in Beaverdale and the East Village.

A Utah panel wants lane filtering on faster roads for good — but one Cottonwood Heights lawmaker worries riders will assume it's legal everywhere.

Woodstock Democrat Ethan Werstler wants to flip the 35th District blue, challenging Sen. Jeff Gordon on energy and schools.

A Redland salmon farm could save $1.2 million a year, but Florida TaxWatch warns rural counties may feel the pinch most.

A federal judge sided with analyst Mark Davis after Fair Fight claimed his voter-eligibility work amounted to illegal intimidation.

A divided D.C. Circuit panel says 27 Christian and Jewish groups can keep pressing their case over ICE enforcement near houses of worship.

Rob Davis and Scott Loftis face off Nov. 3, each carrying a past bar or court dispute into the runoff.

The new panel will target federal and commercial maritime projects as Baltimore County alone sees billions in planned shipyard investment.

Jared Wright, hit with a formal reprimand this month, is running against incumbent Ashley Anderson for Precinct 3 in Salt Lake City.