Oklahoma CareerTech's board could vote next month on a nearly $250 million budget ask, with waitlists topping 7,500 students.

Catherine Hanaway says six prediction-market apps let Missourians dodge licensed sportsbooks and age checks. They have 30 days to comply.

Bishops will read the church's opposition letter aloud during services this weekend and again next week.

More than 2,000 signatures now back a push for transparency on Culinary Union health funds and October wage hikes.

Affected California LifeLine customers in qualifying declared disaster areas may avoid losing discounted phone service solely because they are offline.

A fresh PPIC survey shows Becerra leading among independents while Hilton leads in the Central Valley, 52% to 46%, as Hilton calls the numbers misleading.

The San Jose Democrat says a proposed fee could push young tech talent — and the jobs they'd create — to U.S. rivals.

Uber's cutting 137 more jobs in Sunnyvale as part of a 3,300-position global overhaul reshaping its offices.

Public Citizen says Blanche's praise for Bruce Blakeman at a Long Island police academy event crossed a legal line. The Justice Department calls the complaint baseless.

A 72-year Fountain utilities employee lost her age-bias suit after sharing a renter's private account details with her husband and son.

Stephanie Rapkin also mishandled a client's estate for years before the Wisconsin Supreme Court stepped in.

New York City financed nearly 7% fewer affordable homes this year, and pre-K and 3-K enrollment both missed City Hall's targets.

A 6-3 ruling found the measure illegally combined four unrelated subjects into one ballot question.