The federal suits target DREAM Act-style tuition laws in all three Northeast states, part of 17 lawsuits nationwide.

Ohio wants to lead a class action against the San Mateo gaming giant, saying safety failures torched pension fund returns.

A $3 million Farmers First fund meant for Louisiana growers got split three ways, with two-thirds going elsewhere.

Tickets went on sale Monday for Chris Ronayne's fourth address, this time inside the historic Mimi Ohio Theatre.

Sarah Shulze told her coach she had suicidal thoughts before her 2022 death. AB 1985 would require mental health training statewide.

A $41.50 rate hike for independent rural clinics is reshaping who profits as Louisiana's Medicaid rolls shrink by 200,000.

A tied finance committee vote sends Bill 173 to the full council, with more than 2,000 Big Island property owners potentially eligible for a tax break.

Jeff Smythe waited more than seven months for a Senate hearing that never came — now he's landing a new job inside Stein's office instead.

The 30-year-old career center will grow into the largest stand-alone CTE facility in the U.S. by 2030 — with no property tax hike.

Organizers say Tampa Bay churches and businesses are already losing workers as Haitian TPS holders lose their legal footing.

House Majority Forward is spending $15 million nationwide, with an early buy hitting the Denver-to-Greeley swing seat.

Arkansas, Idaho, North Carolina and five other states are demanding proof of illness now, instead of waiting until 2028 like federal rules allow.

More than 80% of Philadelphia-area resident doctors are now covered by union deals, with 20% raises and closed pay gaps at Jefferson Einstein.