A Philadelphia campaign manager received three years’ probation after pleading guilty in a Chester County forged-petition case tied to Mark Pinsley’s 2024 auditor general run.

A longtime Livonia administrator and district alum will take over as superintendent on Jan. 1, 2027, after Andrea Oquist retires.

Rodric Bray will leave Indiana’s top Senate leadership post after eight years, but he is not leaving the Statehouse. His decision follows a bruising Republican fight over redistricting and caucus control.

Hall County’s school board is pitching a property-tax hike to close a projected budget gap, with three public hearings scheduled before the final vote.

Eight campaign signs tied to a St. Johns County House challenger have vanished or been damaged as her Aug. 18 Republican primary approaches.

Kansas voters keep a three-day cushion for late-arriving mail ballots before next Tuesday’s primary. The constitutional fight over the deadline is still headed through court.

Nithya Raman is making the Boyle Heights warehouse fire and L.A.'s rising homelessness count central to her case against Karen Bass.

Vivek Ramaswamy was booed off stage at a Cincinnati libertarian convention after telling young attendees his generation would be fine.

A Dallas philanthropist is suing Matt Gaetz and Lance Gooden over a broadcast accusing him of a $270 million charity fraud scheme.

Massachusetts families are backing a proposal for a statewide office and review process for unsolved homicides.

Trump is taking his Cabinet to Camp David as Iran war support sinks and political pressure rises. The secluded retreat offers privacy, but not much escape from the conflict’s growing costs.

A new follow-up audit says NYC still cannot consistently prove that vulnerable youth are screened, counted or connected to critical services.

James Talarico rejected a blanket Texas data center moratorium during a San Antonio union visit, calling instead for tougher rules, local approval power and an end to tax breaks.