A Kittson County farmer who raised $200,000 for the legal fight now faces losing his license over a fence he refuses to build.

Rome is expected to weigh in on a dispute involving Little Flower Church on Walker Avenue.

Fairfax County Public Schools takes up the Flock camera fight Thursday, even though Flock cameras are not currently used on FCPS property.

Madison city services; West Badger Road.

Oregon will develop safety-review standards for advanced AI models and assess whether frontier systems should include a kill switch.

Van Orden and Cooke are trading blame over data-center policies as Election Day nears.

David Long says officials buried a $145,000 FCMAT probe into Val Verde Unified's Pegasus partnership to pin blame on him.

Gov. Cox's new council targets addiction and homelessness, but Sen. Jennifer Plumb warns it risks becoming coercion dressed up as accountability.

A report by Americans for Prosperity-Ohio and The Buckeye Institute outlines principles for Ohio energy policy.

Fourteen MS NOW hosts head to College Park Center this weekend for the network's annual fan event.

New Colorado rules won't force Xcel to pay for spoiled food or lost business during blackouts, but better warnings are coming.

Taylor Rehmet flipped Senate District 9 by 14 points in January. Now he faces Leigh Wambsganss again in a district Trump carried by 17.

A survey found 88 percent of San Diego restaurant workers back the idea. One owner says he's already asked smokers to move.