The Corpus Christi City Council voted 5-3 Tuesday night to reject, again, an almost billion-dollar water treatment plant after a decade of effort and its long-term water supply still in question.
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Facing the prospect of a discrimination lawsuit, the Vermont Department of Corrections has agreed to provide federal immigration detainees in its prisons with better access to language interpretation, legal counsel and court hearings.
Police in Arizona have confirmed that a shooting at a Tucson gay bar was a hate crime. The incident left three people dead, including the shooter.
On Friday, Voice of San Diego revealed that an ex-sheriff's deputy convicted of assaulting women had a new role as a chaplain counseling cops in crisis for a Christian nonprofit.
A federal judge this week ordered the U.S. Forest Service to suspend a commercial logging project in southern Illinois' Shawnee National Forest, finding the 2024 approval of the project under President Joe Biden violated the Endangered Species Act.
In the wake of a Mirror Indy investigation, Marion County public defenders and prosecutors are diverting people arrested at local hospitals from jail.
The new cast of "Dancing With the Stars" has been announced, featuring a mix of entertainers, reality stars and athletes.
The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art is opening in Los Angeles, showcasing a vast collection of creative work.
New York City's public school system will ban artificial intelligence for students through the 8th grade during the upcoming school year.
FACT FOCUS: Texans listed as 'suspense voters' can still cast a ballot if they confirm their address
Social media users are crying foul over the inclusion of 1.2 million voters on Texas' "suspense list," claiming it shows efforts to tamper with the November midterms.