A first-time candidate in Ballwin is betting suburban voters will finally elect a Democrat too.

The average Grapevine homeowner will pay less to the city this year, even as the overall municipal budget grows past $262 million.

Sacramento police sergeant Anthony Gamble says lowering the retirement age to 55 would give first responders more family time.

Jackson wants a 24/7 veterans hotline and licensing fee waivers, but rival Keisha Lance Bottoms says he's dodging federal cuts.

Board members clashed over commercializing the 15,000-seat venue, with some invoking a Texas legend's family name.

Regional Acceptance's Arlington office at 1351 East Bardin Road will shut down as Truist offloads $5.5 billion in near-prime auto loans.

The three-day women's business event lands at the Hyatt Regency with pitch prizes and 200-plus attendees expected.

The FL-27 Republican says Hispanic voters who backed Trump in 2024 now feel betrayed by his deportation surge.

West Geauga posted a 108.9 Performance Index, ranking 13th out of 607 Ohio districts, per district data.

The Nashville Area Chamber's 2026 gala puts dinner tables on the field of a stadium set for demolition after February 2027.

Justice Sonia Sotomayor spent five hours at the University of Tulsa before an OU-Tulsa lecture drew over 500 people.

A federal appeals panel says Jewish parents and teachers can rewrite their case against a contested ethnic studies curriculum used in some LA classrooms.

The St. Paul university's biggest-ever donation will fund scholarships and new leadership centers for Minnesota students.