A federal judge says Monica Meeks can pursue her free-speech case against Tennessee's insurance commissioner after her firing over a Facebook comment.

Port commissioners are set to vote this week after abuse allegations against Chávez and months of community workshops.

Denver CARES got zero city funding in 2025 for the first time in 50 years. CEO Donna Lynne says the hospital can't keep absorbing the cost.

Silver Lake says arbitrageurs bought Endeavor stock just to chase a bigger payday in Delaware court.

An unaccredited agency could charge $902.10 for a benefit worth $180.42 a month, even as free county help sits down the street.

Governor Wes Moore's new AI framework tackles algorithmic rent-setting and child chatbot safety, but much of it still needs General Assembly approval.

A city-commissioned critique found the 981-page draft could leave Atlanta worse off than its current 1982 rules.

A GOP feud over funding roads sank Rep. Andy Harris's gas tax plan before recess, leaving Maryland drivers with no relief in sight.

New Orleans drivers are paying above $4 a gallon just as prices should be falling, and AAA says overseas wars are to blame.

A pocket park and community garden hinges on federal money Jersey City keeps losing to missed deadlines.

Sen. Woodson Bradley says her own divorce shaped the push to end North Carolina's year-long separation rule.

SB 947 would force employers to have a human double-check any AI-driven firing or discipline call before it happens.

Brasington is the first candidate to formally jump into Greenville's 2027 mayoral race, held under new nonpartisan rules.