Chris Taylor hit the airwaves Tuesday with a six-figure TV buy and a big fundraising lead in the Wisconsin Supreme Court race.

Moody’s Analytics warns Illinois may lose jobs and residents in 2026, with tariffs, migration shifts and fiscal strain dragging growth.

New TVA documents show the utility may keep Kingston’s coal units online while a new gas plant and battery storage are built, reopening long-settled plans for the site.

The Justice Department filed to dismiss Steve Bannon’s contempt indictment with prejudice in a motion signed by U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro. The case now awaits a judge’s decision.

Pável Meléndez Cruz denied harassment and corruption allegations at a packed Denver update even as Mexican oversight bodies flagged "presumed violations" and a U.S. lawsuit moves forward.

H.B. 517 would let the state sue over alleged 'sensitive material' violations and tighten how Utah schools review books and online resources.

MPS is weighing legal action to recover about $43.5M used to stabilize lead paint at roughly 100 schools, a move that would carry legal risk and budget implications.

City officials say Vacaville faces a roughly $9 million shortfall and are exploring a November 2026 ballot measure to protect public safety and repair streets. The city has already enacted about $9.2 million in cost cuts, including a hiring freeze.

Danielle "Denise" Dick has launched a third run for an HCDE seat, setting up a contest that will place her alongside her husband on the county education board. Early voting begins next week.

Chief Roxana Kennedy says city leaders are trying to force her out after a December union‑party incident; the city denies the claim and officials cite legal constraints.

Indiana Rep. Smaltz is championing House Bill 1177, which seeks to expand a state employer child care tax credit to support more Hoosier families with accessible child care.

Hamilton County filed a RICO suit accusing insulin makers and PBMs of inflating prices and seeking damages, restitution and injunctions to protect taxpayers.

A federal judge denied Sidney Powell's motion to dismiss Smartmatic's defamation suit, sending the case into discovery over alleged post‑2020 disinformation.