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JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins said Saturday that being the first Democrat elected governor in Alaska in nearly 30 years holds special
The Federal Aviation Administration ordered all airports to be ground stopped Friday, including Anchorage
The wildflower has long been an iconic symbol of Texas. It's taken on new meaning.
The Tennessee Supreme Court upheld Nashville's council reduction from 40 to 20 seats, but local leaders say key questions about implementation remain.
Officials say North Carolina’s location along I-95 and I-40 is driving an above-average share of federal drug trafficking cases. Asheville authorities warn the city is a key stop, destination, or pass-through.
Families of victims, including the mother of fallen Sacramento police officer Tara O’Sullivan, expressed anger and grief over Gov. Gavin Newsom’s decision to commute all California death sentences to life without parole.
Zack Dunn flipped a North Side San Antonio district that has remained in Republican hands for 45 years. Now, the first-time candidate is preparing to take his seat in the Texas Legislature.
Nevada governor-elect Aaron Ford speaks in Reno tonight, pledging day-one affordability action: an emergency executive order plus proposals on school family aid, drug prices, corporate home buys, and data centers.
Daniela Bittner was arrested by immigration officers in mid-October at a small airport near New York’s border with Pennsylvania.
The Department of Homeland Security on Thursday confirmed that a once-empty prison in Appleton, Minnesota, is now open for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations.
A Lodi nurse and University of San Francisco professor who was arrested by federal immigration agents at her home in September has spent nearly two months in detention, as colleagues and elected officials push for her release.
Four South Florida high school football standouts are competing for the 2026 CBS Miami Nat Moore Trophy, with online voting open through Nov. 29.