Irondale's new ordinance pushes vaping out of pools, skate parks and youth sports fields, with fines climbing for repeat offenders.

Firearms Policy Coalition wants the full D.C. Circuit to scrap a 1997 rule that blocks gun owners from suing before they're arrested.

A fresh statewide poll shows Tommy Tuberville holding an 11-point edge over Doug Jones, with cost of living swaying undecided voters.

Mayor Chris DiPiazza says Trenton shouldn't override local zoning. The bill's sponsor insists towns keep real say over design.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools eyes six campuses for a 2027-28 relaunch modeled on Mount Gilead's Gator Bridge, which logged nearly 1,500 visits in six months.

Brendan Carr says networks could violate FCC rules by airing bogus polls, but he named no examples less than two weeks before the midterms.

Fox Hollow Elementary could shut down while two nearby schools get career-focused makeovers under a west Pasco plan.

A fake group traced to a Sheridan, Wyoming address flooded Texas mailboxes days before early voting. TENT says it had nothing to do with it.

A Brooklyn Park art teacher warns AI is eroding students' creativity, as Anne Arundel schools plan seven community meetings before deciding.

A new Quinnipiac poll shows Kathy Hochul still ahead, but Bruce Blakeman is gaining ground upstate and in the suburbs.

Warner and Himes say Russia is flooding the midterms with misinformation aimed at Democrats, but found no sign of hacked voting machines.

Supervisors voted 3-1 for the Cumberland Energy Center, which Dominion says could power 750,000 homes once built.

Owners at 1055 Park Avenue say Jeff Simpson's control of the board has blocked them from collecting unpaid charges.