A canceled meeting notice and a $12-a-month jump have Alvarado-area customers demanding more oversight of their water board.

Property, tax and travel records show Roger Marshall's deep Sarasota ties even as he campaigns as a Kansan through November.

Ohio's new Buckeye Billfold wallet converts crypto to cash instantly, but a policy critic calls the move misplaced priorities.

A Senate farm bill advancing in Washington could force Georgia to help cover food stamp costs for the first time ever.

Consumer Watchdog says the justice's ConocoPhillips and Phillips 66 holdings, plus a family mineral lease, demand recusal from Suncor v. Boulder.

Spartanburg County District 5 is breaking ground on a new Duncan Elementary School of the Arts, home to 739 students today.

The new law follows last year's contested deployment of over 4,000 troops to Los Angeles. It leaves presidential authority under Title 10 intact.

Council members ran out of time debating terminology in a bill meant to simplify Big Island rental rules. The matter is now set for October 6.

CCM Library now closes at 7 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 5 p.m. Friday as UC libraries cut budgets and security services through the 2026-27 year.

Delcy Rodríguez's government and the opposition are pushing to move 31 tonnes of gold from London to New York, but a British court fight isn't over.

Edmond parent group Pencils Over Pixels gathered about 500 petition signatures as districts weigh limits on laptops and tablets.

A watchdog group says Kris Kobach's campaign quietly reshuffled donor names after taking contributions that blew past Kansas limits.

Chinese officials are weighing a business entourage for Xi Jinping's September 24 Washington visit, with BYD and Xiaomi among the names floated.