Vince Nowicki emailed the county administrator after a 4-3 vote approved a Keystone Road mosque expansion labeled only a 'community assembly facility.'

Just 116 overseas voters are registered statewide under the law, with one of the 30 registered in Lancaster County casting a ballot in the May 12 primary.

A Hamburg councilmember says residents fear overdevelopment — and he'd rather see data centers banned outright.

Curt Safranek wants records on his autistic son's Medicaid waiver cuts — DHHS says that will take until 2076 and nearly $1 million.

Alabama's jobless rate hit 3.5% in September, but officials point to a shrinking labor force, not layoffs, as the culprit.

Micaela Moore, North Las Vegas's top executive, is already the first Filipina-American city manager in Nevada history.

El Centro Regional Medical Center is now part of a unified district serving over 180,000 Imperial Valley residents, with UC San Diego Health running operations.

The 275,000-square-foot campus would replace Omaha's 1970 police headquarters, which is regularly tested for asbestos.

Three Aurora Avenue parcels, including a golf course lease, could become a new North Seattle utility complex under today's council vote.

Miguel Arias wants vacant-job savings to pay legal fees for Fresno residents swept up by ICE. Mayor Jerry Dyer calls it premature.

Trustees meet Tuesday night to consider capping transfer students at 7% per campus or charging $20,000 a year instead.

The law gives judges discretion to keep violent teen offenders in adult jurisdiction after sentence recalls, a gap exposed by Andy Williams' case.

Howard students plan to join a nationwide walkout at 12:30 p.m. today, with organizers pointing to Virginia's data center boom next door.