Kaylynn Paxson takes over as mayor pro tem while Guajardo survives an ouster vote by a single ballot.

Mecha de U of U says fear runs deep among immigrant students as trustees weigh limits on federal cooperation Tuesday.

A federal judge dismissed Lulu Liu's visa lawsuit tied to Staten Island's failed New York Wheel, while her co-plaintiff's case moves forward.

Gordo says Pasadena and Long Beach generate over 6% of Measure ER revenue but are set to split just 1% back.

HB26-1192 axes a state advisory committee and merges its grants into Colorado's rental assistance program, DOLA says.

Westfield's population topped 64,000 in a June special census, forcing new council districts and a fresh look at ditching Noblesville's courtroom.

Main Street shop owners warn higher vendor permit fees could squeeze storefronts that pay taxes all year.

Erika Sugarmon appeared in court on misdemeanor vandalism charges tied to an April incident, just days after winning reelection in Hickory Hill.

Rama Duwaji plans a September trip to Syria and Lebanon with an NYPD security detail, even as both countries carry the strictest federal travel warning.

Katy ISD will accept transfer students from as far as Huntsville and Galveston as it chases new state funding to fill empty desks.

South OKC students start Tuesday in a new 193,200-square-foot building with a 2,000-seat gym and a college and career center.

The new law bars campus bans on self-defense spray, though hospitals, K-12 buildings and armed-security events stay off-limits.

A former compliance chief exposed how Stautzenberger College allegedly erased dropouts to fake its numbers, federal officials say.