Regional & State News

Gunfire erupted during a burnout competition at a Las Cruses park, sending the crowd fleeing, according to footage circulating on social media.

Protesters and supporters said they fear axing the Department of Education will hurt learning outcomes.

County Counsel Joseph Larmour had requested a preliminary injunction, arguing the initiative would break state and federal laws.

The federal department said it would withhold funding for New York if it doesn’t provide information on what it’s doing to protect public transit passengers.

Annual bill increases are expected to be limited to between 2 percent and 4 percent through 2026.

America PAC will be offering $100 to Wisconsin voters who agree to oppose ‘activist judges.’

The Trump administration had pulled $400 million in federal grants to the university over its alleged failure to address anti-Semitism.

Cargo Therapeutics plans to lay off San Carlos staff and focus on maximizing shareholder value.

Mayor Eric Adams says he'll invite federal officials to New York City to see firsthand what he’s doing about subway safety.

Mayor Chen Chi-mai led a delegation to the United States and visited the mayor of San Jose, California.

Salvatore Delligatti argued unsuccessfully that an act of omission doesn’t make him guilty of violent crime.

The bill would have furthered President Donald Trump’s education agenda in California.

Trump cited the Tesla CEO’s business ties with China that could have an influence on him.

Kentucky’s flagship university is under federal investigation for alleged ‘race-exclusionary practices’ in graduate programs.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said the extension will give officials more time to discuss the program.

Cortney Merritts faces federal wire fraud charges linked to allegedly fraudulent pandemic aid applications totaling more than $20,000.

In a 7–4 ruling, an en banc panel of the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld California’s 2016 ban on certain types of ammunition magazines.

Republicans support electing the Kansas Supreme Court, while Democrats say it will politicize the state judiciary.