Kathryn Harrington apologized but won't resign after flashing a middle finger at Commissioner Nafisa Fai during a public meeting.

Fitzpatrick and Mackenzie, both facing tight 2026 races, joined a bipartisan push to limit redrawing maps between censuses.

SAFEbuilt Texas will handle overflow inspections and plan reviews, but city officials say no permitting jobs are being cut.

A proposed 8% raise for Milwaukee's mayor and council members could take effect in 2028 under a rewritten pay plan.

The reversal comes a year after roughly 700 people turned out for the first Keller-Southlake Pride event near the city border.

A McHenry County judge sided with Pistakee Yacht Club, but boats must still clear the backlot every winter.

The proposed dump has drawn criticism over secrecy, and Flagler County says the fight could head to court.

Students rallied at the University of Utah demanding accountability after a Kirk-mocking cake led to doxxing allegations against College Republicans leaders.

A former aide accuses Mayor Sara Baxter of pushing her toward a wealthy donor; Baxter calls it a smear tied to her rival.

Tulsa attorney Mark Schell says he'd pay for bar regulation but not for its politics — now a federal appeals court will decide.

Miami-Dade's safety-net hospital system says cuts would ripple across services, though layoffs remain undecided.

An 11-member civilian board and full-time director would review Tulsa's most serious police, fire and 911 cases — but couldn't fire anyone.

Joe Plumeri’s gift will fund a name, image and likeness clinic for student-athletes and push toward a Tribeca business district.