A quiet August edit to an overseas-voter postcard has sparked a federal lawsuit over citizens who've never set foot in the U.S.

Just 48 of 1,619 NYC public schools used School Streets last year. A new resolution aims to fix that.

A board chair says she personally paid $5,110 in fees while under community corrections supervision.

Peter Meaney, who beat Zosia VanMeter in Lynn’s Democratic primary, now faces questions over 2018 and 2019 OUI arrests before squaring off with Rep. Donald Wong.

The PSC says the pilot failed to deliver real savings for Maryland ratepayers, closing a 129-page order on BGE and Pepco's forecast-based billing scheme.

Virginia State Police now scan records monthly, with 415,000 residents expected to qualify for sealing under the new Clean Slate law.

Save Our Shaw says millions vanished from the endowment and wants any Raleigh land leases frozen until regulators look closer.

Juanita James called it a no-win situation as the state university system loses three leaders in a single week.

Smithfield's School Committee votes Thursday on rules touching bathrooms, sports and when parents get told.

A $425,000 Fulton home would pay about $91 more under the plan, which could also wipe out a proposed furlough day.

Raytheon's second multibillion-dollar Pentagon deal in a week lands as lawmakers still haven't appropriated the full funding.

Foreign Minister Araghchi's team scrambled to the airport hours after the U.S. demanded an immediate exit.

Texas Majority PAC fired its organizing manager after he called a $25 Zoom-class payment scheme a roundabout way to pay for votes.