USCCB Director of Public Affairs Chieko Noguchi released a statement to announce that the Church will not endorse political candidates, even if the tax code allows it.

A public examination of Baltimore's response to the opioid crisis began on Wednesday as a city council committee held the first of four hearings.

More than $200 million worth of education grants are being withheld from Georgia, according to Learning Policy Institute.

Ohio cities, including Columbus, retained their ability to regulate tobacco independently after an appeals court overturned a ...

A Longwood police officer resigned during an internal investigation into his handling of a 17-year-old taken into custody in ...

A Justice Department official said it has issued “nearly 20 subpoenas” to clinics that provide gender-affirming care.

Butte-Silver Bow Council has approved a new FOIA policy to improve transparency and response times for public information requests, aiding citizens in accessing government data.

"There are like almost 5 million able-bodied people on Medicaid who simply choose not to work," Jennings said July 1 on "CNN NewsNight with Abby Phillip." "They spend six hours a day socializing and ...

The state Senate advanced a bill Tuesday night that would require public schools to restrict phone use. The Joint Education Committee redrafted legislation combining seven different Senate bills, ...

In a shocking 8-1 ruling, the Washington Supreme Court has given its official blessing to a secretive process that allows the ...

The American Civil Liberties Union of Nevada (ACLU) is seeking more information regarding a department policy shift related ...