Van Nest Neighborhood Alliance says it was shut out of talks; lawmakers say the mosque funding fears are misplaced.

Akron added students for a second straight year, with law school enrollment up nearly 19%; national college enrollment also rose in spring 2025.

Green, color-changing letters are headed to One South's roof as Huntington's Charlotte office presence grows to four floors.

The Oct. 22 face-off at Metro Tech will feature journalist-written questions and fact-checking from The Frontier.

A new Osage Nation bill could require tribal governmental entities to consult the legislature before approving hyperscale data centers on tribal territory, including Google's Project Spring near Sand Springs.

The measure would extend Arizona’s 2010 race-preference ban to schools and agencies that take federal funds.

HireVenture was reinstated with the state days before one founder sued the other over company funds and access to shared computer drives.

Sonoma, Napa and Marin voters now cast ballots at countywide vote centers instead of precinct sites, but researchers say the shift hasn't boosted turnout.

TechEquity Action plans a statewide campaign spanning the Bay Area to Orange County.

Planned Parenthood of Tennessee and North Mississippi says the AG's 17-page demand seeks patient records and donor details going back to 2022.

Jerry Wiese has $324,000 in the bank; challenger Josh Santeramo has $5,600 and a pitch about diversity on the bench.

Lori Lane raised zero dollars for the District 8 race, saying fundraising for an $80-per-meeting job feels weird to her.

The steakhouse chain would get half its city sales tax back for a decade to help pay for sewer and sidewalk work.