Doors open at 2 p.m. next Thursday at the Choctaw Event Center, with tickets capped at four per signup.

State attorneys want Gardner disbarred over a contingency-fund reimbursement; her lawyer argues a reprimand would suffice.

Statewide teacher openings fell 6.8% this year, but districts leaned harder than ever on residency-licensed teachers to get there.

The new fund requires local police to join Homeland Security Task Force operations, echoing debates over federal grants in Houston and Dallas.

District 1 candidates Holly Andreatta and Christine Treshchuk clash over undisclosed legal fees as Lincoln's suit against The Gathering Inn drags on.

Chief of staff Berenice Ballinas is on leave amid claims of slurs and probing questions about her sexuality.

Ashley Herrmann says she cannot abolish the Senate from Tallahassee, but wants Medicaid expansion on the table.

Steve Cohen’s sweeping resolution covers everything from Iran strikes to the East Wing demolition. He calls Trump “the most impeachable president” yet.

Georgia Career Institute students must submit a teach-out election or decline form by October 2 to avoid automatic withdrawal.

The bill follows a Sarasota officer's arrest for allegedly running one plate through Flock's database 350 times.

Nearly 8,500 petition signers want a full citywide ban, not a permitting bill they fear undercuts Baltimore's moratorium.

Miami is authorizing legal action to save its $243 million Allapattah redevelopment plan.

A new poll shows Nithya Raman ahead of Mayor Karen Bass as the two head toward November's runoff.