Whether it’s backyard housing or in-law suites, attitudes are changing on accessory dwelling units as a cheaper, quicker ...

Despite some local officials’ claims that they will not certify election results, there are ample safeguards to ensure that ...

Both red and blue states across the nation have emission reducing plans that are dependent on federal funds from the Inflation Reduction Act. Depending on who is elected in November, available funding ...

Pittsburgh has a new policy that bars city employees from using generative AI tools with sensitive data from residents. But every state and locality has their own set of rules as there is no federal ...

An approved measure was supposed to require Internet providers to offer basic broadband interconnectivity to low-income residents for $15 a month. But a consortium of providers and telecom firms argue ...

Voters and voting offices in Western N.C. face unprecedented challenges in finding their bearings, and each other.

New analysis shows the breadth of Nebraska campaign giving by Pete Ricketts and his parents, which spiked when he ran for governor and spiked again to support Jim Pillen, who soon appointed Ricketts ...

Aaron Peskin, who is an advocate for community services, rent control and neighborhood preservation, is now an underdog in the famously liberal city’s mayoral race that wants a hard-line approach to ...

Outdated, expensive systems fail to deliver for government or the public. Procurement technology needs to be simpler, clearer ...

Spokane, Wash., Public Schools banned students from using their phones in class at the start of this school year. Teachers have found the new policy to be a “nonissue” that has resulted in better ...

Term-limited as governor of Delaware, Democrat John Carney decided to cap his career with a stint as mayor of Wilmington.

Law enforcement officials aren’t supposed to appear in campaign ads showing a badge or wearing a uniform. But lots of them ...