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

Kennedy wanted human operators able to shut down dangerous AI. Paul says Congress should study it first.

A House committee just advanced a fix for the 90% gambling loss cap that's been dinging Las Vegas bettors since January. The clock is now ticking toward January 1.

Federal officials say San Jose's carry permit fee dwarfs San Francisco's $288 charge and violates the Second Amendment.

A lifelong California educator's eight-figure estate pledge is now Sacramento State's largest single planned-gift commitment from an individual, university officials say.

The $1.35 million raise comes weeks after Fitch cut the district's bond rating, citing shrinking reserves.

A Fifth District judge and a Salt Lake City litigator are now on Utah's highest court, which just grew to its largest size ever.

Federal agencies say Duke reported approximately $1.014 billion in qualifying foreign transactions, while investigators identified reporting errors tied to those disclosures.

A new state lawsuit says the museum's $24 million Adam and Eve panels should go back to a Holocaust dealer's heir.

Christopher Tenquist is challenging Mayor John Monge even as a Ramsey County warrant for violating a protection order remains outstanding.

Bob Day says Green's 2020-2021 posts calling cops “monsters” taint his judgment on police policy. Unions want Green out.

Some Cambridge kids get just 15 minutes of recess now — a new state bill and a growing petition want that changed statewide.

A judge found nearly 80% of reviewed arrest records skipped required flight-risk checks entirely.