A bipartisan bill could give the Gateway Arch Park Foundation a formal role in managing private events at the landmark.

Louisiana’s debit-card surcharge ban took effect Saturday, giving shoppers new protections and retailers a new checkout rule to follow.

A Riverside County charter school is gone after officials flagged $16 million in founder-linked payments, religious-school ties and weak academics.

A larger Duval County tax collector branch opens Monday, replacing Kernan and eventually Hogan with expanded services at St. Johns Square.

El Cajon wants a 20-year downtown assessment worth nearly $800,000 in year one. The spending questions are not going away.

Eric Holder is backing Keisha Lance Bottoms as Georgia's governor's race becomes entangled with a broader Southern fight over redistricting and voting power.

Kay Granger, Fort Worth’s first female mayor and a barrier-breaking House leader, has died at 83. Her career reshaped the city and gave North Texas a powerful voice in Washington.

Don Beyer is seeking a seventh term as four Democrats challenge him over affordability, federal layoffs and data centers in Northern Virginia.

Francesca Hong’s South Milwaukee rally paired a polling frontrunner with Ilhan Omar and Hasan Piker as Wisconsin Democrats head toward a chaotic primary.

A 50-year lease anchors the future of Springfield’s Clark County Fairgrounds through 2076.

A Dearborn attorney running for the Michigan House is accused of mishandling hundreds of thousands of dollars in client settlement funds just before Tuesday’s primary.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel says she will skip the Aug. 29 Democratic nominating convention because she fears antisemitic harassment and does not feel safe attending.

Capital One says a months-long anti-money-laundering review—not politics—led it to close more than 300 Trump-affiliated accounts. Now the bank wants the Florida lawsuit dismissed for good.