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Trustees voted 5-1 to move forward with the record package, but the district's deadline to formally call the election is August 17.
Two former U.S. ambassadors to Jamaica are speaking out against Kari Lake, even as her nomination sits stuck in the Senate.
Employees get 2% raises while dual-credit tuition stays at $43 per credit hour for Houston-area students.
Michael Crain says the ruling ignored the merits of his fight with ex-partner Will Northern over the Woodhaven site. He's already planning an appeal.
Roughly 250 people watched 170 delegates settle a slate at Marine Park Golf Course, all but locking in November's winners.
Four challengers joined incumbent Keith Hinkley on the ballot this week, setting up a possible December runoff in Plaquemines Parish.
Three homeowners say the city's tax warning letters swept up their primary residences by mistake, sparking a lawsuit with GOP family ties.
Patricia Jehlen backs Christine Barber as four Democrats chase her old Senate seat covering Somerville, Medford and Cambridge.
Elaine Hilber cast the lone no vote, arguing the aging Donner Center keeps getting passed over for the shiny new campus.
The November ballot measure would create a nine-member utility board, not an immediate DTE takeover — but the utility is spending big to stop it.
About 300 workers were still racing to finish floors and desks days before students were due. The new K-8 now opens Aug. 17 instead.
The San Diego County Taxpayers Association just backed Oceanside's new half-cent tax, even as a critic warns residents are already stretched thin.
A fresh Texas A&M/ReconMR poll gives Talarico a four-point edge, with voters split hard on who they trust to fight corruption.
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