County Executive Steve McLaughlin says the $63 million levy is now $1.4 million below what he inherited in 2018.

Anderson County Council unanimously advanced a ban on Flock surveillance cameras, with Sheriff Chad McBride on board.

Atlanta joins St. Louis and Philadelphia in backing Workers United, but one council member calls it a dangerous precedent.

Donalds courted Little Havana's Cuban exile community while Jolly worked Black churches and Deerfield Beach voters.

A Marion County judge sided with California jewelers in a cash-seizure fight, but ruled Indiana can still grab money merely passing through its borders.

Starting January 1, major insurers will no longer count Children's Mercy as in-network, the hospital says, urging families to call their plans now.

Fire officials cleared the building, but Fairfield says Al-Ghazaly High School is still breaking zoning law — and residents want it closed now.

Elaine Pelino says Aaron Guckian never disclosed a private flight tied to a Trump fundraiser. His campaign says it's still waiting on the bill.

Arlington Heights-based District 214 says it would still chip away at crumbling roofs and pipes even if voters reject the $295 million bond.

Deeringer and Kavanaugh clash over whether to keep housing ICE detainees as Clark County moves past the Jamey Noel era.

One retired sergeant says his premium jumps from $250 to $529 a month once Olathe's subsidy disappears next year.

Nebraska's newest parties qualified with paid circulators from multiple states, but neither had filed a state disclosure report by the Oct. 5 deadline.

Ryan Alter mailed 34,961 District 5 households a glossy newsletter weeks before the election — and taxpayers footed the $21,700 bill.