Georgia voters 50 and older are highly motivated, deeply focused on affordability and ready to make Social Security a ballot-box issue.

Metro Denver mayors are pitching faster permits, new jobs and a downtown rebound as the region competes for businesses and workers.

Oakland’s voter-approved $100 campaign vouchers will miss the 2026 election after the city withheld funding. The Democracy Dollars program is now targeted for 2028.

Jermaine Johnson has selected Charleston clean-energy advocate Sam Skardon as his lieutenant governor running mate in South Carolina.

St. Charles County is giving up roughly $4 million in personal property tax revenue, but residents’ entire tax bills are not disappearing.

Mayor Katie Wilson reportedly asked Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes to resign days after the Bite of Seattle shooting. Assistant Chief Tyrone Davis is expected to step in.

Ohio’s workers’ comp system may be preparing another $1 billion payout to employers, with average refunds potentially exceeding years of premiums.

Gov. Maura Healey now supports a single-payer health care system, a striking shift as Massachusetts families face the country’s highest employer-based premiums.

Rosenberg is weighing its first property-tax increase in nearly a decade to help close a $2.5 million budget gap. Service cuts and layoffs are also on the table.

Scam victims can lose their savings, then face IRS bills on money stolen from retirement accounts. A bipartisan House bill aims to change that.

About 45,000 Seminole County voters are getting updated polling information before the August primary. A new interactive map can show them exactly where to vote.

Forsyth County is eyeing a 0.064-mill cut to its operating rate, with a public hearing next week and a projected $16.64 break on a $650,000 home.

Connie Anderson will temporarily fill a Far South Side school board seat she is already seeking in November.