Two open seats could flip Chino Valley Unified's conservative majority as parents and students push back on flags, lawsuits and lost programs.

Andy Biggs says he'd spend 60 days prepping bills with lawmakers before even taking office. Hobbs has vetoed a record number of bills during her tenure.

A ballot measure would swap Albany County's four elected coroners for an appointed medical examiner starting Jan. 1.

Dozens of Forbes Road neighbors pressed Salem Township supervisors to regulate a planned gas well. Officials say state law leaves them powerless.

The school district says it was forced to sue its own town to recover more than $1 million in unpaid property taxes.

State Public Defender Natasha Dartigue warns Maryland’s legal system could stall without more attorneys, paralegals and investigators.

A Wednesday town hall in Southgate could decide whether five license-plate cameras stay or go.

A Michigan sister wants the public to hear what happened in her brother's courtroom — but federal judges fear that right could backfire.

Michelle King and Keveen Olea discussed city finances and beach litter at Oakland Beach, while independent candidate Leah Hazelwood is also running for the seat.

A House committee says Philadelphia curricula push radical ideas as early as second grade. The district calls the report partisan.

Signs, Ukrainian flags and sharp questions about the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau met Jefferson Shreve outside his own Columbus event.

Wendell Felder wants DDOT to explain why two D.C. wards carry more than twice the speed cameras of any other.

Government and construction led the losses as Texas growth slowed well below its usual pace.