A discharged Oshkosh veteran says a 1985 Wisconsin law blocked her birth certificate update after military coverage cut off her surgery.

James Uthmeier says Florida's pension fund owns 160,000 Times shares — and wants board records or he'll sue in New York.

Six motorcyclists have died on DC streets this year as Congress moves to strip away the District's helmet mandate.

City staff are recommending GreenWaste Recovery over cheaper incumbent Waste Management, despite steeper monthly rates for residents.

State leaders expected nearly 1,200 enrollees; only 173 will keep long-term care coverage after federal cuts hit October 1.

Michael Blake bowed out of Hillsborough Democrats' Kennedy-King Gala days before Florida's primary, leaving David Jolly and Kathy Castor to headline instead.

Mayor Brandon Johnson has confirmed paying a content creator for a political video, even as he insists most influencer support is organic.

Trustees cite freshmen who can't round numbers as they press the UC system on testing, unanimously and with no dissent.

Workers who once made no money and saw few paths to advance now have a three-year deal with raises and job protections.

Cleveland State is the only Ohio school with a clean bill of speech-policy health, while OSU and 13 others land in a cautionary yellow zone.

An engineer fired after a Florida arrest lost his bid for California job protections while working remotely from Utah.

AJC staffers will lead sessions on AI, redistricting and ICE coverage as thousands of Black journalists descend on downtown Atlanta.

Coffee is up 35% and ground beef 23% since January 2025, even as the White House insists costs are dropping fast.