States have long tried to tamp down on speed traps and other operations where local law enforcement raise revenue via heavy use of citations.

We distrusted experts when they seemed dictatorial during the pandemic. Maybe something like that is happening again.

More than 100 new public pre-K classrooms have opened, but closures and cutbacks among private providers have left the state with fewer preschool seats overall.

New technology can identify vehicles exceeding local noise limits and lead to fines, giving municipalities another automated ...

Louisiana and a growing number of states are putting federal dollars behind young technology companies in search of new ways to improve rural care.

Public transit agencies are seeking support from the public this fall. A loss at the ballot could mean catastrophe for some.

As incarceration decreased in recent decades, rural prisons began closing. Now ICE detainees are filling prison beds again.

States and the federal government are clashing over whether the markets’ event contracts amount to unregulated gambling.

New rules will establish when smoke-damaged homes are safe to occupy and require insurers to cover qualifying testing and ...

The city’s social housing developer has temporarily stopped processing its lowest-income applicants as it works to provide ...

The project will recycle about 2 million gallons a day, creating a new locally controlled water supply for a region facing ...

A Supreme Court ruling has closed the door over uncertainty regarding mail voting in the upcoming primary elections. A ...