Markwayne Mullin revived a decade-old rumor about Rep. Ilhan Omar's ex-husband, but stripping her citizenship faces a steep legal bar.

WLRN's September 23 summit puts the governor's rivals in separate hot seats over insurance, housing and jobs.

The Indian Wells luncheon was planned to bring together all nine Coachella Valley mayors, county leadership and tribal chairpersons to discuss regional issues.

State officials say unlicensed THC seltzers are cannibalizing legal dispensaries, and Albany may act next year.

Vouchers and shrinking rolls are forcing Duval County to shift teachers between schools just weeks into the year.

Modern Wealth Management adds the family-run Belfort Road advisory firm, its third Florida buyout in five months.

The rally lands at Gastonia Municipal Airport as polling shows Whatley trailing Roy Cooper by double digits.

State officials say the first-ever tribal-specific agriculture program could fund land return projects, but grants won't open until 2027.

Charter leaders say the switch fractures a decade-old system just as a $90 million tax vote looms this November.

The new rules skip the $3 billion Armory Innovation District, which was approved before the crackdown began.

Mayor Donna Deegan says residents are “voting with their feet” as Jacksonville's labor pool swells past 880,000 workers.

Shelly Headen compared her ordeal to Jesus and MLK — but she's stuck on the ballot in a district Republicans need for a veto-proof majority.

Miami Herald lost more than 30 editorial positions as McClatchy cut jobs at 17 papers nationwide.