A dismissed 2025 complaint against Rep. Amy Briel is back, with a former aide going public and her GOP rival calling for reform.

A magistrate judge dismissed Dominik Calhoun's antitrust case against CIF for a second time, freezing transfer-rule reform talks statewide.

Michael Brittingham and Anthony DeVore face off Tuesday for a southeast Oklahoma seat with no Democrat on the ballot.

Texas kids' hospitals warn a proposed CMS rule could slash funding faster than Congress intended, threatening NICUs and mental health care.

About 45% of working-age JHA residents currently have jobs, and CEO Cheron Corbett says the agency wants self-sufficiency, not evictions.

A new report ties Abdul El-Sayed's late mother to IARA years before its terror designation, as Michigan's Senate race sits at 44-43.

Lincoln Park residents on fixed incomes say the September 1 hike will force them to cut back on essentials.

We Are CASA's 29-page complaint targets seven data brokers, and only two have responded to the allegations so far.

Parents and an immigration attorney told the Atlanta Public Schools board that emails aren't enough — they want a formal policy on the books.

One resident says her bill jumped $80 a month even though her usage didn't change. City officials say aging pipes left them no choice.

Bayfield's mayor and the Red Cliff Band say Rep. Tom Tiffany never asked how a tourist surge would hit strained ambulances and roads.

Michael Droogleever says the city's rule punishes him for not yet building a house on his waterfront lot. His lawyer is now appealing.

Only Mayor Kim Learnard backed the citywide contract; residents cheered as council preserved their choice of haulers.