After nearly two weeks of record-breaking temperatures in the Las Vegas Valley, members of a high school environmental club ...

The University of South Dakota women’s basketball team is headed to the Fab Four in the Women’s National Invitation ...

VENICE, LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Venice residents are voicing their frustration after a homeless encampment cleared by Mayor Karen Bass' Inside Safe Program returned. The encampment, which is one of the ...

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - The Virginia General Assembly adjourned Saturday without passing a state budget and will return for a special session April 23 to complete the work. The standstill ...

Mayor Branch said on a typical night, Panama City has 8 to 12 officers working, but on Saturday, there were 32 officers working due to an influx of people in town.

OLYMPIA, Wash. — Washington lawmakers have just days left to pass legislation before the 2026 legislative session comes to a close Thursday, setting up a final sprint for several high-profile bills.

As the session wraps, what were the themes? And did lawmakers bring any surprises to the floor? In the final hours of the 2026 Legislative Session, Utah lawmakers are still working through a record ...

New Orleans’ legislative delegation heads back to Baton Rouge March 9 for the state legislature’s annual session armed with a host of proposals key to the city, ranging from reforms to the Sewerage & ...

SYRACUSE — A surprise resignation, updates on summer programming and discussion of a proposed collaborative park in Milford highlighted the Wawasee School Board’s Monday, March 2 work session. Board ...

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — A bill that many lawmakers call the "Crown Act" will not become law. It would have prohibited discrimination against natural hairstyles in schools. The proposal has died in ...

It's crunch time in Olympia. With less than two weeks left in the legislative session, some big bills are still up in the air.

No one would describe the Oregon Senate, with an average age of 61, as having a particularly youthful energy. But now, middle and high schoolers are helping the Senate start its day. The colors ...