Haiti's transitional government hired Roger Stone's firm as gangs control swaths of Port-au-Prince and voter registration lags badly.

CBP withdrew from a UIC career fair after Mexican Students de Aztlán objected to a recruitment email inviting accounting students to join Border Patrol.

A dozen or so tight legislative seats — and a governor's race soaked in outside cash — could decide who runs St. Paul.

Rob Newsom Jr. and Seema Patel face off for San Mateo's District 3 council seat as the city eyes a quarter-cent sales tax hike.

Gov. Gavin Newsom met again with Spain's prime minister to seal a fresh clean-energy agreement, CalEPA says.

UNC-Chapel Hill's endowment alone jumped $2.1 billion, and the university still holds over $1 billion in SpaceX stock.

A landowner group tied to AKT Investments says a mailing slip-up cost them dearly across 92 Sacramento County parcels.

County land is now off-limits to power-hungry server farms, but private sites like Springdale's Dynamo DC still face only municipal rules.

Doral's new budget adds no full-time jobs, yet expands police units and park upgrades. It takes effect October 1.

A parent-led push would limit K-2 students to zero screens and cap high schoolers at an hour a week per subject.

Gabriel Fernandez, 8, died in 2013 after months of torture. His name now guards California's most vulnerable kids.

Four more insurers are cutting rates for Florida homeowners, and Kin Insurance is dropping premiums over 20% in Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach.

A new KFF/AP survey finds three-quarters of rural voters rate their cost of living as fair or poor, yet most haven't abandoned Trump.