State Comptroller's office warns shrinking SNAP rolls could force New York to spend even more to keep school lunches free statewide.

Over 350 people signed up to speak before Cambridge leaders tabled the measures in under 30 minutes.

Officials say overnight hearings fell from 1,035 to 900 cases, with judge hours shifting to civil and traffic courts instead.

A fresh Cook Political Report survey shows Democrats narrowly leading all three Senate toss-ups, though rival polls tell a messier story.

Trump is expected Monday night at Crossroads Arena as Democrats pour $1.2 million into unseating Hyde-Smith.

Fears about the future of humanities programs have spread amid layoffs and restructurings at universities across the country.

More than 800 Harvard dining workers have gone without a contract since June, pushing demands for wages on par with MIT.

Vance told a CBS town hall he feels voters' pain at the pump, even as PolitiFact debunked his claim about Biden-era refinery shutdowns.

Middleton-Cross Plains schools warn of cuts equal to a fifth of the operating budget if the Nov. 3 referendum fails.

Two ballot measures would legalize mobile wagering statewide, with 70% of new tax revenue earmarked for property tax relief.

The Milwaukee County executive and the Republican congressman sparred at Marquette but found common ground on certifying the 2028 election.

Ken Block's typed notes sparked an early flap before the three sparred over 20,000 homes, a $1.5 billion budget cut and CVS's opioid past.

A Medicaid overhaul alone jumped to $493 million, while CYFD's child welfare system missed its October deadline again.