Annalinda Martinez racked up over $13,000 in foster care debt — even after her kids aged out or were adopted.

North Carolina's Blue Ribbon Commission wants the state to lead the region on teacher pay by 2028, but adoption is up to lawmakers.

Council voted 5-1 to drop party labels from city ballots, a shift forced by new state law before Mayor Knox White steps aside.

Ex-NYPD officer and teacher Mike DeCillis is challenging Rep. Nicole Malliotakis for the only Republican-held House seat in the five boroughs.

The Commons welcomes civic leaders and designers October 8-10 to test whether good design can actually be scored.

AboutTwoWeeks.com stitches together 60-plus clips of Trump predicting a quick Iran war end that never came.

Immigrants Lead Boston pays a stipend to teach civic organizing regardless of immigration status, and critics are not happy.

Harriet Brock says JHA cut her Section 8 aid and demanded over $9,000 back without a hearing.

Gwinnett County Public Schools scraps its fall 2026 boundary review, citing a drop to enrollment levels not seen since 2014.

Teens under 18 must be home by 10 p.m. starting November 1, but police say they won't stop kids just on suspicion.

State Rep. Brandon Dukes says Republican and independent voters raised Flock privacy fears during his campaign.

Donalds and running mate Bryan Ávila stumped at a Kissimmee church while Jolly hammered insurers he says deny half of storm claims.

APS graduated 3,220 seniors on time this year, 125 more than last year, beating the state average by nearly three points.