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.

The War Memorial Youth Center Association says the city sat on records requests for eight months, with a November vote looming.

An 11-year Manhattan sibling feud over a $500M property empire remains unresolved after a judge awarded $16.5M to family LLCs.

A Jacksonville homeowner saw his premium jump from $1,800 to nearly $3,000 — and he's not alone in worrying more about coverage than taxes.

Ohio will pay court-appointed capital defense attorneys $165 an hour starting in late November, up from $140.

California, New York and 13 other states argue the FAA rushed its environmental homework on beyond-line-of-sight drone deliveries.

A new AARP poll shows North Carolina voters over 50 favor Michael Whatley even as Roy Cooper dominates statewide.

Trahan and Pappas led 113 members of Congress pressing HHS to release fuel aid by November 1, as Middle East conflict pushes oil prices to record highs.

Miami-Dade's property appraiser, elections chief, and tax collector say they back the tax cut, but Mayor Daniella Levine Cava fears fire stations and libraries could close.

Insulet in Acton and Lila Sciences in Cambridge are among 38 companies sharing nearly $40 million in state incentives.