Regional & State News

In April, the board—defying a state order—voted to continue notifying parents when their child wishes to identify as transgender.

State law allows smoking on 25 percent of the casino floor but some workers say they are tired of getting sick from secondhand smoke.

With Democrats leading in cash on hand across the board, One Nation is rolling out a campaign focused on immigration and inflation.

Prosecutors will continue questioning Michael Cohen before he is cross-examined by defense attorneys.

Pro-life groups such as New Jersey-based First Choice claim they are being targeted by officials in pro-choice states.

Judge ‘improperly defied’ an order, court says.

The ruling barred the use of off-site absentee ballot drop boxes in the state.

The former health official approved COVID-19 test program invoices for payments exceeding $34 million without making any verification efforts.

Operation was scheduled to take place on Saturday, but it was delayed due to lightning.

Over 400,000 illegal immigrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela have been flown into the United States.

Maryland, Nebraska, and West Virginia will go to the polls to pick their party’s nominees for the general election.

‘The far-left radicals aren’t going to like it ... but in Mississippi, we’re going to protect women’s spaces,’ the governor said.

Mr. Cohen detailed his involvement in buying potential tabloid stories, which led to the 34 counts of falsifying business records at the core of the trial.

In a six-way GOP primary on May 14 to succeed term-limited Gov. Jim Justice, the attorney general and a former state lawmaker have emerged as the frontrunners.

The debate over turning library management over to outsiders stems from disputes over children’s section books that some deemed ‘inappropriate.’

Pomona College moved its ceremony to the Shrine Auditorium in downtown Los Angeles, but protesters set up a camp there too.

The governor’s goal is to speed up the approval process for rate increases and have reviews completed within 60 days of passing a budget trailer bill.

The court won’t shield corrections officials from lawsuits for the way they handled the pandemic.