Chuck Brunello Jr. says the 5.9-mill levy saved police and fire jobs after income tax revenue sagged citywide.

Retailers say DSHS swapped the legal Delta-9 standard for a broader test with no legislative approval.

Acme Revival wants parts and manuals it says Toast and Owl Labs refused to hand over — but its own legal history is messy.

Chanay Walton says her Maplewood Avenue gatherings are just family parties. The city says otherwise, and wants a judge to make her stop.

Records show Molly Mehner had already asked Chief John Selberg to resign before he cursed at her in front of staff.

The 90-day plan targets ground beef sold 25% below market price, but ranchers warn it won't fix the herd shortage.

Ordinance 25782 would raise Tulsa's gas franchise fee to 4% and lock in Oklahoma Natural Gas for two decades.

A $20 million road-funding gap could drain city reserves by 2028 if the November measure fails.

Kitty Ratcliffe, who left Explore St. Louis with a $500,000-plus payout, is back on the board that once pushed her out.

State Sen. Andrew Gounardes says his own kindergartner-to-be helped inspire the FOCUS Act, which would bar tablets and chatbots for young students.

A 77-year-old local cosplayer used Vader's breathing and Star Wars bits to skewer San Diego's 500 surveillance cameras and police funding priorities.

Federal investigators say Duke Law's essay flags and Pell Grant tracking masked race-based admissions. Duke says it's reviewing the findings.

The Mercer County school that refuses all federal funding just posted its biggest fundraising year ever, with more aid dollars on the way.