A staffer's repost of a Bush-era privatization message forced Ken Paxton's Senate campaign to publicly deny the idea. Texas has 4.8 million beneficiaries watching closely.

Council members balked at a reserve fund under 60%, forcing a revised budget with 20 new police cars and a 25th Street traffic fix still intact.

Volusia County will convert a vacant Mason Avenue dealership into a new EMS headquarters, saving taxpayers over $12 million versus building new.

State officials meet Monday on a third bid to fund the Copperwood Mine, as opponents' petition tops 460,000 signatures.

A New York judge vacated the freeze nationwide, calling out visa denials for Colombian professionals and families in Ghana and Jamaica.

Muskogee 6th and 7th Grade Academy scrapped an August 12 prayer walk after a national watchdog objected, but Oklahoma's attorney general says the event broke no laws.

Sylvia Ortiz-Velez says Ismael Luna faked his Walker’s Point address after crushing her 70%-29% in the Assembly District 8 primary.

A budget leader says even Gov. Stitt now calls selling the old state plane a mistake, as replacement costs balloon past what lawmakers approved.

Doors, outlets and missing supplies still dog the Kenilworth swing site as Ward 7 families brace for Monday's opening.

Auditors flagged MAGNET 81 times, including a $15,954 no-show celebrity speaker bill and a $60,252 groundbreaking party.

KIPP Legacy School now fills the former Poinciana Park Elementary building, paying just $1 a year in rent for 13 years.

A single 2025 no-vote sank the plan, but Ray Adler now backs it, citing Allen County's rollout and new school partnerships.

Voters rejected a similar measure by just 1.7% last year. This time, city leaders stripped out athletic funding and promised free admission to sweeten the deal.