Philip Sarnecki wants Kansas to sell its executive jet. Flight records show his own plane making a busy run through campaign hotspots.

A Wichita resident is challenging the city's nearly 200-camera Flock network, arguing it tracks law-abiding drivers without warrants.

Jackson County spent $28,444 sending four officials to Hawaii for conferences, resort stays and a Pearl Harbor ceremony. The public payoff remains difficult to measure.

Laguna Beach Unified is facing an independent review of five years of financial records, including health benefit spending and contracting decisions.

Alhambra voters will decide in November whether to ban data centers citywide. The ballot fight follows Monterey Park’s decisive June vote.

Oregon is giving wildfire-area policyholders a temporary shield from insurance cancellations. The emergency order covers 45 ZIP codes through Aug. 30 unless extended.

Yolanda Cooper-Sutton is campaigning for Congress on federal guardrails for Memphis’ booming AI data-center industry. Her district includes Elon Musk’s Colossus facilities.

Oregon’s grocery-store liquor debate is back, with a 2028 initiative seeking to loosen the state’s tightly controlled spirits system.

St. Paul could soon allow nighttime golf-course lighting and clear the way for mini golf. The first test is Highland National’s driving range.

North Plains is bringing in a short-term city manager after resignations emptied key seats and left services strained.

A Fulton County community advocate is asking a federal appeals court to revive her lawsuit accusing Sheriff Patrick Labat of retaliation through a protective order.

New York City kept its ratings intact ahead of a $1.5 billion bond sale, but Fitch and Moody’s left the warning light on.

Savanna voters will decide whether a $5.45 million bond can replace their aging elementary school with what the district says would be America’s first 3D-printed concrete school.