A judicial panel says Ada Brown recused from over 40 cases and nearly stopped issuing orders. She denies anything is wrong.

Early voting on Garland's Proposition A opened Monday, with the rate fight set to fund dozens of new first responders.

A districtwide tour highlighted renovations, including labs, locker rooms, and media centers at several Atlantic City schools.

Cornerstone Church recognized Ken Paxton and Dan Patrick Sunday — then opened its doors Monday as an official Bexar County early-voting site.

Regulators found Wells Fargo charged a $55 minimum fee that ate up to 15% of some small trades.

An anonymous donor's gift anchors a $450 million campaign at the Danville liberal arts school, 13 years after a similar pledge collapsed.

Three council members forced a special meeting over Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones's bond committee picks, reviving a fight that failed last summer.

Internal emails show Richmond utility staff waited nearly two weeks for KUBRA to even discuss urgent billing failures after a rocky May launch.

San Mateo County's eight unionized interpreters are part of a region-wide push for pay parity after a half-day walkout outside SF's courthouse.

Mark Stultz says JEA kept younger VPs employed while cutting him loose — despite an “exceeds expectations” review.

Michael Perik, husband of RI Democratic Party Chair Liz Beretta-Perik, faces a dozen felony counts tied to Eastern Gateway Community College's collapse.

One man biked to work for months after his January 2021 release from prison because of a suspended license. Lawmakers are now weighing whether to stop the practice statewide.

A Haywood County resident says the state's AI Advisory Council is deciding K-12 AI policy behind closed doors. The lawsuit names the council's top officials as defendants.