Attorneys for a state lawmaker and three legislative staffers who say Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill drunkenly groped them at a party intend to file a civil suit against Hill.
The Connecticut Supreme Court says state police must release disturbing writings and other belongings of the Sandy Hook school shooter to the public because they are not exempt from state open record laws.
President Donald Trump spoke for more than an hour at Houston's Toyota Center on October 22. He touted Cruz's support for tax cuts and Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, before name dropping more than a dozen Texas Republicans on the ballot.
A political group started by parents of Parkland students is scaling back its ambitions for the midterm elections. The group aimed to raise $10 million to take on the NRA. It’s only raised $230,000.
Legislation designed to make it easier for grandparents and other relatives raising children because of the opioid crisis or other drug- or alcohol-related problems is taking effect in Pennsylvania.
Family members of the former mayor of Allentown, Pennsylvania, are asking a judge to allow him to remain free pending appeals during his sentencing hearing on charges he traded city contracts for campaign cash.
California is again recording the most expensive state superintendent election in history, with a cast of billionaires outspending the teacher unions to support a former charter schools executive.
The Supreme Court of Virginia has agreed to hear an appeal by a former Virginia police officer who was sentenced to 2½ years in prison for fatally shooting an unarmed black teenager suspected of shoplifting.
The Omaha City Council is considering a plan for the police department to spend $1.2 million to expand a nearby city's airport to house its helicopters and crews.
A federal control board has approved a five-year fiscal plan for Puerto Rico, though Gov. Ricardo Rossello warns it's too austere and will affect government services.
Leaders of the two largest cities on the Mississippi Gulf Coast question plans by a school district to borrow $55 million to build and remodel schools.
President Donald Trump spoke for more than an hour at Houston's Toyota Center on October 22. He touted Cruz's support for tax cuts and Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, before name dropping more than a dozen Texas Republicans on the ballot.
