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.

Only five candidates showed up to face questions on the budget and lawsuits, while conservative slate-mates gathered at a private meet-and-greet instead.

Irving's new budget adds police and fire jobs and increases the residential homestead exemption, with tax bills also part of the local fiscal discussion.

Brandon Johnson calls the anti-business label “laughable,” while Willie Wilson says minority firms still get shut out of city contracts.

The bipartisan measure would let the IRS watchdog file amicus briefs in tax cases affecting millions of Americans.

Republican Cheryl Bean and Democrat Katie O'Brien Duzan are battling for an open Arlington-area seat as parent protests dog Bean's campaign.

Danny Riehm says making drivers buy a sticker they won't be ticketed for is unfair — a council vote looms Friday.

Nearly 50 advocates gathered outside Gov. JB Pritzker’s office, arguing Illinois’ no-parole system defies the state constitution.

State schools chief Jill Underly says the money would replace a lost federal grant and shore up cybersecurity for districts and libraries statewide.