Shackled in tan prison garb, Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores denied new charges in a Manhattan courtroom. Their trial now starts June 2027.

Three City Council members want the Inspector General to probe David Orlikoff after colleagues described threats and tears.

Zoltan Krompecher paid back the Army after a computer error — then waited nearly 18 months for a fix that finally came this fall.

At Cleveland Elementary, coworkers hauled a wheelchair-using teacher upstairs by hand. Council members now want answers from DGS.

New Yorkers for a Balanced Albany is targeting seven state Senate races from Long Island to Saratoga, parents say they're canvassing for Hochul.

Democrat Woodson Bradley and Republican Stacie McGinn face off again after a 2024 race decided by fewer than 250 votes.

Thrill the World Orlando is dancing for charity at a Maitland gym — but the beneficiary's public-facing website does not openly share anti-abortion views.

The Democratic nominee says safety and transparency matter more than speed on cannabis licenses — with no new shops approved since 2022.

A Fifth Circuit panel says the FCC illegally handed control of its subsidy fund to a private nonprofit in 1997.

Hannah Green paid rent four days after her husband died — then got a letter saying her tenancy was over.

Richmond City Council voted 7-2 to bring back its monthly payment register, but lawsuit settlements and invoice details are now off-limits.

Lawmakers cite 106 kratom-related cases logged by poison centers in the first half of 2026 as the bill heads to the state Senate.

More than 568,000 Virginians have already voted, but experts warn the surge doesn't say who's winning.