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.

Senator Ron Wyden says he'll use his Senate Finance Committee clout if Tom Dundon misses the December lease deadline.

Bisbee's mayor warns pothole repairs, library books, and pool hours could vanish if Prop. 316 locks in a 2% cap on grocery taxes.

Prosecutor Michael O'Malley wants Ohio's attorney general to decide if County Executive Chris Ronayne can control the clerk of courts.

Kenneth R. Otero Middle School will open in Wimauma in 2027, honoring a leader who spent 38 years shaping the district.

The White House is using a contested budget maneuver to freeze immigrant services and diversity funding, and Maine's Susan Collins says it was done in secret.

Sheena Sittner lost her substitute-teaching job after school officials discovered her OnlyFans account.