Commissioner Alex Fernandez wants Pride and LGBTQ+ chamber funding to survive into 2026 before a new state law kicks in. Commissioners are set to consider his proposal Wednesday.

A Rockville dealer and two gun owners want a federal judge to pause Maryland's ban before it hits stores January 1.

Mayor Adam Loraine faces two challengers this November as San Mateo grapples with a nearly $17 million budget gap.

More than 126,000 Tulsa County voters have had polling sites moved in four years, and a new state law is forcing schools to help fix it.

Terre Haute hosted leaders from five counties who discussed economic development projects and shared regional priorities.

SDCCE is holding restorative renaming circles for its temporarily renamed Harbor View Campus, with a final name due to trustees by December.

Delia Ramirez says her Reimagining Safety Act would redirect immigration enforcement dollars to Chicago family programs. Its odds in Congress remain long.

Kentucky's open 6th District race pits a physician-lawmaker against a first-time candidate slamming his outside medical work.

The unanimous vote expands a policy that already lets parents use sick leave during a newborn’s NICU stay.

Nearly two in three Miami-Dade residents hold a library card, and officials say Amendment 3 could gut the system that serves them.

About 2.3 million Florida adults have a diabetes diagnosis. The suit also targets Ozempic and Trulicity pricing.

Colonial Savings, founded by a WWII veteran in 1952, will become Gateway First Bank once the deal closes in early 2027.

Georgia yanked Social Circle's Qualified Local Government status over an annexation fight with Newton County, but officials insist city hall keeps running.