The Missouri Supreme Court unanimously restored Amendment 6 to the November ballot after Secretary of State Denny Hoskins tried to block it.

House Bill 487 targets dealers with two or more prior trafficking convictions. Critics warn it could snag addicts who sell to survive.

No quorum, no vote: three empty trustee seats left Hazel Crest residents asking what's really going on at village hall.

A retired Holmdel minister who rebuilt after Sandy joined activists demanding Trenton force Shell, ExxonMobil and BP to pay up.

Rokita's lawsuit targets two of IHSAA's 19 board seats reserved for racial minorities, after the group balked at scrapping them.

The Export-Import Bank plan targets lithium, copper and shale oil deals, while Congress still hasn't ratified a related trade pact.

Spartz's lawyers demand three Indianapolis stations pull an ad tying her to $5 million in stock trades she says never happened.

Texas's top criminal court let Crystal Mason's acquittal stand, ending a saga that still cost her 10 months in federal prison.

Essex County College hosts a daylong summit Saturday where activists will vote on resolutions covering reparations, voting rights and more.

Doors open at 2 p.m. next Thursday at the Choctaw Event Center, with tickets capped at four per signup.

State attorneys want Gardner disbarred over a contingency-fund reimbursement; her lawyer argues a reprimand would suffice.

Statewide teacher openings fell 6.8% this year, but districts leaned harder than ever on residency-licensed teachers to get there.

The new fund requires local police to join Homeland Security Task Force operations, echoing debates over federal grants in Houston and Dallas.