A federal appeals court says leaking bribery evidence to a journalist isn't enough to collect a whistleblower bounty from the SEC.

Kid Cudi's lawyer says axing M.I.A. from his Rebel Ragers Tour was protected artistic choice, not a publicity stunt.

County leaders say a state-mandated 10-member air board would drain funds from fire and road services. Newsom faces a late-September deadline.

Konstantin Averkiev says his 10-year-old was taught about gender-change surgery despite his opt-out request. The district calls itself compliant with state law.

Kyle Grantham says Dee Durham floated a communications post that doesn't exist; she calls it a theoretical idea, not a bribe.

J. Wyndal Gordon fought a subpoena for his bank records, while a Frederick divorce attorney's mental health diagnosis could soften his disbarment case.

A Palace Station server who started in 1977 walked away with a five-figure surprise at Red Rock Resort.

Marriage licenses, passports and property records now run out of a single Lewis Speedway building, no courthouse security line required.

The refunds target unsubsidized buyers in 30 states, but the legal path for the payouts remains unclear.

Protesters outside Sen. Ashley Moody's Miami office say 158,000 Florida Haitians face deportation while she stays silent on a stalled Senate bill.

The ban covers cousins, in-laws and people who live in the same household as council members, closing a loophole exposed by a 2023 appointment.

A September 14 hearing could simplify permits for shops on Park and Webster Streets, where vacancies have lingered.

TJ Cawley got two drone-show bids for Morrisville's Diwali, but the council never voted — and the fireworks-free event goes on as planned.