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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.
A federal appeals court rejected North End restaurants’ discrimination claims against Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, but left a narrower challenge to the city’s outdoor-dining fees alive.
Irving will restart jailhouse bail hearings after stopping them in 2024, a move driven by Dallas County’s looming booking rules and pending lawsuits.
Jacksonville residents are pushing a proposed zoning overhaul that would make community and market gardens easier to operate as Cyclospora concerns sharpen.
A Tulsa County judge will stay on six criminal cases after another DA-led recusal effort failed. The allegations involve private conversations, jury contact and even proposed construction work.
Vivek Ramaswamy took his Ohio governor campaign to the Clermont County Fair, pitching lower taxes, cheaper health care and a hard-right agenda.
Zelenskyy wants Trump to persuade Elon Musk to let Ukraine use Starlink for strikes inside Russia, raising fresh questions about private power in wartime.
Florida’s Catholic schools could face a voucher fight after Attorney General James Uthmeier demanded religious vaccine exemptions.
Dunedin merchants want a city-approved "Sip and Stroll" district to revive downtown traffic as summer sales slide. Commissioners have not scheduled a vote.
Cincinnati leaders want to expand a chronic-nuisance law after seven people were shot near Privee. Bars could face earlier warnings and escalating fines.
Manatee County commissioners are preparing a temporary moratorium on new AI data-center applications, citing power, water and infrastructure concerns.
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