Only registered Republicans can vote in the District 2 race Tuesday, thanks to two write-in candidates who filed for November.

A new poll finds 55% of North Carolina voters oppose the plan, while backers point to a 28% drop in youth drinking tied to price floors elsewhere.

Azle and Cypress-Fairbanks ISDs are pulling in Texas voucher dollars even as the program bleeds their own enrollment.

Steuart Pittman broke down where Live! Casino's gaming-tax windfall is headed, from fire engines to cybersecurity classes.

William Overby and Susan Parrish Watson walked away from Selma's council on the same night, leaving two seats empty.

Supervisors voted 4-0 to study a permanent office, with a report due in October spelling out costs and location.

Aldermen meet tonight to vote on a curfew barring unaccompanied minors from the Strip after 11 p.m.

A bipartisan bill would force audit trails and search justifications on the 180-plus Flock cameras already watching south-central Pennsylvania roads.

The Michigan Democrat made old YouTube clips private right before his primary win, and his campaign says they're outdated.

A 16-year-old's turf carpet burns and a 100-signature petition pushed Miami-Dade to form a panel on artificial grass.

Classes now start August 31 as crews race to finish the East Enon Road campus, with high schoolers stuck in temporary space through mid-October.

A conservative legal group is now targeting county clerks directly after losing its bid to force Hawaiʻi to release statewide voter rolls.

The GOP governor hopeful wants a special legislative session in his first week — or he'll go around lawmakers entirely.