A state audit found Maryland's AG office kept paying a case-management vendor despite missed deliverables, and never sought damages.

SCUC ISD says a 12-cent tax hike could fund raises and protect fine arts, athletics and CTE programs — or leave an $8 million hole.

The city council votes next week on a one-year freeze covering jails, prisons and processing facilities citywide.

The NYC congressional nominee was released with a warning after Israeli forces held roughly 90 volunteers near Nahalin.

A D.C. nonprofit is funding Professional Aurora's campaign, which has already raised roughly $70,000 for the April ballot fight.

Five candidates, one fight over density — Austin's District 9 race could reshape the city's housing rules.

Measure B would change Sanger's lodging-tax rules, with voters set to decide the proposal this November.

Commissioners voted unanimously to draft a rule barring staff from signing secrecy agreements with data center developers eyeing county land.

Stephen Whitburn's reversal could hand opponents the votes to scrap San Diego's 500-plus camera network on Wednesday.

New buffer zones near Broadway and Everett High School ban sitting or lying on sidewalks, with fines up to $500.

A new Gardner Institute study finds Medicare enrollment could nearly double in Utah by 2060, reshaping the state's health system.

All 30 license plate readers are coming down immediately after residents flagged privacy and security concerns.

Supervisors unanimously backed a $500,000 plan to study turning a former fire station and two other buildings into a UC Davis hub.