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.

A Waukesha County judge ruled Milwaukee County can't keep all its traffic fine cash, threatening funding for a dozen assistant DAs.

Norfolk taxpayers say they want money back after a watchdog report exposed vacation abuse by a former town administrator now running Bridgewater.

A discharge petition could force a House vote on capping rates as high as 9.07% down to 2%.

Federal officials say the Williamsburg school's HBCU and diversity scholarships may violate civil rights law. W&M has until September 8 to respond.

State Sen. Stephanie Chang plans a fall bill to ban seclusion outright after Michigan schools used the tactic nearly 18,000 times in one year.

A contract-calendar mismatch cut off pension checks for rehired Clark County teachers, with no legal way to recover the lost money.

El Cajon leaders are weighing eminent domain against Kaiser after the 25-acre parcel sat vacant for two decades. Mayor Bill Wells calls it an eyesore.

Disney is cashing out of the 1984 cable venture but insists it's not walking away from linear TV entirely.

Nearly 200 Teamsters walked out over lunch breaks and burn-day pay, but the preserves stay open.

City leaders say the tax could support a preventative paving program with a 10- to 15-year cycle — if voters finally say yes.