State attorneys told a St. Louis appeals court Judge Timothy Brooks got it wrong on Act 573. Ten families are pushing back.

Half of Utahns back a higher bar for tax initiatives, while nearly a quarter remain unsure.

Jacqueline Rocha says overdevelopment and unheard residents are pushing her to unseat Mayor Judy Paul this November.

The move-back wrapped up Monday, but landscaping and glass work still remain before council chambers reopen in October.

A statewide survey found that 93% of responding superintendents represented districts eliminating, planning or considering teaching-job cuts as property tax reform bites.

Josh Kaul and Eric Toney face off again for Wisconsin Attorney General, with crime lab delays now a flashpoint.

The lawsuit argues Detroit Lakes' rainbow ban targets LGBTQ+ expression.

Three Manchester Road shop owners argue their well-kept buildings don't meet the legal bar for blight — and eminent domain looms.

The Georgia governor hopeful quietly dropped two campaign lawsuits against his old primary rival as a tight race with Keisha Lance Bottoms heats up.

The median Missouri City homeowner will pay about $24 more a year as the city budgets for facilities and plans a future Public Safety Headquarters.

Environmentalists say a stalled appliance-efficiency bill could save Pennsylvanians billions, but the state Senate has barely a week left to act.

A new poll shows James Talarico edging Ken Paxton by a single point, while Bo French's favorability sinks after a UT Austin controversy.

A $25,000-a-head Disney World weekend backs the AG who once helped fight the company as DeSantis's chief of staff.