Montana high court finds raft of election laws unconstitutional
Republicans in control of the Montana Legislature claimed the restrictions on voting were necessary to combat voter fraud.
Local politicos from the San Diego County border community, researchers and a Mexican official explained their efforts to clean up the Tijuana River.
Republicans in control of the Montana Legislature claimed the restrictions on voting were necessary to combat voter fraud.
Justice, who is running for Democrat U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin's seat, received immense pressure to reject the bill from health care leaders, educators and parents.
The National Park Service wants to remove and, if necessary, euthanize 200 feral cats.
Under the plan, passenger vehicles entering Manhattan's busiest stretch will be charged $15.
Texas again failed to convince the courts to allow its controversial immigration law to take effect while the challenges against it proceed.
With another year left in his term, Governor Glenn Youngkin has vetoed a record-breaking 121 bills over his three years in office.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — According to San Diego, state officials incorrectly concluded that a requirement to test water at the city's public schools for lead didn't count as a state mandate California should have funded. San Diego conducted half a million dollars worth of the tests under the assumption that it would be paid back by the state.
KANSAS CITY, Kan. — A Tennessee state representative is being sued for falsely claiming on social media that a Kansas man was involved in the deadly shooting at a parade celebrating the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl win. The representative posted images of the man on X with captions calling him an "illegal alien" and a "shooter."
A company that operates free HIV clinics in Northern and Central Florida cautioned that, without the order, the company could be forced to lay off staff on Thursday.
Despite initially resisting a trial delay, Robert Telles softened his stance after revelations of a preexisting bribery probe. He's changed his mind again and wants to go to trial as soon as possible.