State officials knew Washington's carbon cuts were overstated by millions of tons — but the governor's office held the fix for weeks.

Allison Roberts says a trespass order kept her from her child's elementary graduation after she protested a gender-identity lesson.

Mach Industries could bring long-range strike drones and rocket motor work to a North Fort Worth warehouse if it beats out rival sites.

Leslie Campione outraised challenger David Williamson nearly 15-to-1 ahead of the Aug. 18 vote for her fifth term.

A precinct chair called the mandatory-endorsement plan the most outrageous thing they'd ever seen. The meeting adjourned before a vote.

A PAC took $10,000 checks from developers to fund Sharon Meieran's platform-defining plan, well above the county's $603 donor cap.

BMore Empowered shut down owing rent and without filing a final tax return, leaving roughly $300,000 in public funds unexplained.

The Governor's Council backed Kaitlyn O'Leary 6-2, months after rejecting Healey's first prosecutor pick for the same board.

A new Senate report says Blackburn's office declined to help subpoena Epstein financial records, even as she demands FBI files be unredacted.

Ypsilanti Township's attorney pegged the destroyed marijuana's street value at up to $2 million and called the no-charge decision “absurd.”

The Charlotte bank says its 18-month push will fund everything from solar farms to computer chip factories.

Falmouth delegate Dan Gessen says a Rhode Island-style surcharge on empty mansions could bankroll mortgage help for Cape Cod teachers and cops.

A median Frisco homeowner would pay $161 more next year as City Hall weighs its first rate hike since 2017.