Two fires destroyed more than 800 structures, but the state’s request for federal disaster assistance remains unsigned.

Rochester’s rapid growth is putting new pressure on groundwater supplies, raising difficult questions about development and water use in a state accustomed to abundance.

Six incarcerated women have become the state’s first prison students to earn bachelor’s degrees, part of an expanding higher education program aimed at creating opportunity and reducing recidivism.

Local leaders are more apprehensive than ever about appearing in public, a survey from Princeton’s Bridging Divides ...

Two cities are using cameras and AI-powered vision language to more quickly track neighborhood nuisances, from abandoned cars ...

At least 30 states are paying parents to care for children with disabilities or complex medical needs, but determining cost ...

The two-term Democrat restored fiscal stability and scored major economic development wins while working with Republican ...

Diversity alone won’t get the votes for funding public education. It takes communities that are more integrated and connected ...

Sheriffs receive 20 percent of the state’s opioid settlement money, but they aren’t required to report their spending — ...

Republican Byron Donalds could become Florida’s first Black governor, with Cuban American Bryan Ávila as his running mate.

Oklahoma allowed private companies to employ incarcerated workers for outside calling campaigns, including work that ...

Lawmakers have approved refundable tax credits for news organizations that retain and hire journalists, potentially creating ...