Angelique Tolbert of Aurora's Sky Vista Middle School reviewed state budgets and signed a proclamation as Colorado's first student governor.

Age limits, helmet rules and fines up to $500 now apply to young e-bike and scooter riders across Buckeye.

The Pasadena supervisor wants a 90-day continuation of specific Item 18 recommendations on new county offices and is asking colleagues to pledge they won't run for the executive post.

A Lincoln commission wants at least 4% more per-pupil aid, but commissioners still disagree on how much the state should pay.

Nearly 253,000 New York Price Guarantee Plans are covered, with refunds, free 5G phones, or a rate freeze available to eligible customers.

Commissioners voted unanimously, with Chair Nick Bright saying residents simply do not want AI data centers nearby.

Nine at-large hopefuls faced tough questions outside the City and County Building, with only one defending the mayor's approach.

Producers near Herman pressed Ricketts and Thune on input costs and immigration as early voting is underway in Nebraska.

The city wants its own 911 authority by 2028, but the proposed budget has no money plan yet, and dispatch staff say they're left out of talks.

Kirkland's Amy Walen and Redmond's Jessica Forsythe clash again after a primary decided by 17 votes.

The EEOC claims Solera Holdings cut off a blind employee’s sales leads and meetings — then fired him over his numbers.

Mayor Phil Lund warned the measure would leave his office with almost no responsibilities. Council voted it down Monday night.

Amendment 2 needs more yes votes than half the governor's race total to pass, a math quirk that could sink it.