The bill comes after Dr. Idris Evans was killed by a man free on nonmonetary bail in a burglary case. Four women had sought restraining orders against him.

The Ohio GOP nominee says he’s open to methods beyond lethal injection, with 106 inmates on death row.

Stockwell criticized capital-project delays as engineering firms continue working for the city.

City officials say new state data sharing is helping catch employers who skipped the 1% payroll tax meant to fund classrooms.

The city's longest-serving police commissioner says the Republican challenger has what it takes to lead the AG's office.

Six crumbling buildings, a $500,000 bridge fix, and a planned Chiefs stadium next door are reshaping a Catholic landmark's future.

More than two million people who used Cleo AI's cash advance app can expect a PayPal payment starting October 27.

Saturday's events pair voter registration help with mail-ballot drop-offs at locations across Philadelphia, organizers say.

A Greenpoint insurance broker beat back a Brooklyn landlord's lawsuit over a 2019 house fire that his insurer refused to cover.

The measure follows a Motor Vehicle Commission glitch that wrongly registered 6,600 non-citizens to vote statewide.

Ohio must now rework its wine rules after the Supreme Court refused to save a ban on out-of-state retailer shipments.

Three drop-in sessions at Town Hall let residents grill planning staff before the rewrite heads to a vote.

Paxton says he'd never touch earned benefits, but leaked tape has him on defense against Talarico days before voters decide.