A $200,000 Kansas City home would pay $15.66 more a year under the plan advancing to the full council.

More than 90 judges and judicial hopefuls paid into Brooklyn Democratic coffers since 2012, a new report finds. Party leaders deny any quid pro quo.

The former House Speaker will talk free enterprise at the Grand America Hotel on January 14, 2027, just weeks before lawmakers convene.

Bill Quinlan, a week into his own mayoral bid, wants Giannoulias, Quigley, Pappas and Cardenas to pick one race or lose both.

Summer Creek High School alone draws 12,700 people to graduation — a crowd the nearby arena can’t match.

NOPD has already moved its academy into the old Lawless campus, and NOLA Public Schools is negotiating a formal lease.

The Show-Me Prosperity Fund could take up to 125 years to erase Missouri's taxes, critics say the math doesn't add up.

A federal judge sided with 20 states and D.C., ruling the directive skipped required rulemaking steps entirely.

An Indiana walkout by fewer than 50 workers has grown into a northern Ohio supply shutdown backed by over 300 Teamsters.

Ten candidates are chasing an at-large council seat, and Denver Democrats just endorsed in a nonpartisan race for the first time ever.

Statewide test scores declined in 2026, with 10th-grade English hitting a new low even as middle school math showed pockets of recovery.

A methodology overhaul favoring STEM earnings data ended Princeton's historic run — even though its own numbers barely budged.

Trump says Rubio is negotiating with Havana, but Cuba's foreign minister says talks have ended.