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Maryland’s attorney general cites insufficient evidence to reopen the case of Thomas Rawls, who died after Baltimore County Police restrained him in 2006.
Battleground districts in metro Atlanta got all of the attention. But Democrats scored several wins in places that were hardly on anyone's radar.
A Bangor Daily News analysis shows how far down the ballot Tuesday’s wave reached.
FRANKFORT, Ky. (KT) – John Minton, the second-longest serving Kentucky Supreme Court Chief Justice, was honored during a portrait unveiling at the Administrative Office of the Courts in Frankfort.
Lawrence school board members on Monday voiced some optimism for the future of public schools and gratitude for Kansas voters following last week's election.
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - Mississippi and the nation are still waiting for a final result in the U.S. Senate race. Election officials spent the weekend working through votes.
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana is part of a $48.5 million nationwide settlement with one of the country’s largest single-family rental companies over accusations of deceptive fees, security deposit practices and poor property maintenance. Attorney General Todd Rokita announced the settlement Monday involving Progress Residential LLC and its parent company, Pretium Partners LLC. The agreement also requires […]
MIAMI (WSVN) - Just before a machine recount got underway with the fate of Florida’s Congressional District 27 on the line, a federal judge deniedRead More
Florida voters approved Amendment 3, expanding property tax exemptions for homeowners. Here's how the measure could impact Miami-Dade services and budgets.
In recent years, Utah has passed some controversial legislation when it comes to the transgender community, but after the midterm elections, they’re feeling hopeful.
After the Utah Department of Workforce Services said it received $20 million less federal funding for childcare, advocates are trying get state lawmakers to reallocate state funds to fill that void.
Republican state Rep. Mark Dorazio (R-San Antonio) has long been part of the conservative wing that pushed out then-Texas House Speaker Joe Straus (R-San Antonio), wanted only Republicans to chair committees in the Texas House and spent years working to cut Democratic colleagues out of the legislative process.