The Senate's voice vote follows a unanimous House vote, covering 11 cancer types for firefighters statewide.

Pennsylvania's governor can now cut checks straight to four congressional candidates — and maybe build a national war chest too.

A federal judge just dealt Shenzhen Molly Tea a second legal setback in its battle over three New York City boba shops.

Organizers hand out mail-ballot forms outside the Indiana County Courthouse as Pennsylvania's registration deadline nears.

Chris Langdon wants a mural of Jesus, Buddha, Muhammad and Moses on a Cincinnati street — and $20,000 from the city and mayor.

Winn Decker’s campaign denies placing pro-trans-rights signs as the Fuquay-Varina Democrat battles Erin Paré in one of North Carolina’s tightest House races.

Tina Peters, whose state conviction Trump’s pardon did not erase, is now urging Commerce Department action on election equipment as nursing home voting rules tighten nationwide.

Bruce Blakeman says Bronx kids deserve better than a 17th-place national ranking despite the nation's highest school spending.

A two-hour debate over backyard clutter and parking rules pushed Bergenfield's council to pump the brakes on three ordinances.

The Elyria-based credit union says Avon currently has no credit union of its own, per CEO Bret Fisher.

Pages on Questions 2, 3 and A-C never made it into some mailers. The state ordered corrected copies sent out fast.

After rejecting a Great Lawn smoking zone 5-4, Manchester directors want Hartford to scrap the rule entirely.

Vince Lago faces two low-budget challengers while a ballot measure would stretch future mayoral terms to four years starting in 2028.