A retired DMV administrator worries seniors could wait longer for meds if Nevada caps pharmacist workloads at 250 scripts a day.

A Los Angeles judge could still send the reggaeton mega-lawsuit to a jury — or blow it up before trial even starts.

A $300 million project wish list must shrink before Cedar Park voters see a bond ballot next May.

Bastrop ISD trustees want a 1.3-cent tax hike to plug a budget shortfall and boost teacher pay. Seniors would be exempt.

UT Knoxville welcomes nearly 9,300 new first-year and transfer students as classes start Monday, with 60% hailing from Tennessee.

AB 928 stalled in committee after opponents, many wearing “stop targeting minorities” shirts, packed a Sacramento hearing.

Superintendent Jhone Ebert joined trustees and students to cut the ribbon on the rebuilt Las Vegas campus, now open for enrollment districtwide.

State comptroller flags insufficient revenue as Memphis's credit rating slips, even as MLGW works through a wave of faulty water meters.

Daniel Reece, an EMA worker and referee, beat a sitting commissioner by 18 points in the Cosby-area district.

A decade after voters killed the plan, Newport Heights neighbors are again split over burying power lines — and this time, someone's accusing the other side of doctored photos.

Out-of-state agencies drove nearly all queries on Weber County's Flock cameras, fueling a fresh push for tighter Utah rules.

A Frayser driver says premiums should track your driving record, not your credit report — and Tennessee law backs a possible fix.

Named for a Parkland shooting victim, the new law also covers private K-12 schools statewide.