Nancy Pelosi, whose two stints as speaker of the House of Representatives coincided with political acrimony, on Tuesday announced her retirement from Congress at the end of this term. “As we go ...

An initiative co-led by LGBTQ veterans aims to see the 2028 presidential candidates pledge to name a new naval vessel in ...

Instead of celebrating the 2025 World Series championship with the San Francisco Giants baseball team, the Toronto Blue Jays and Los Angeles Dodgers provided seven games of exciting baseball. In ...

Vermont LGBTQ pioneer and Barbie collector Peter Harrigan will present his final play 'Mill Girls' Friday and Saturday at the Colchester campus.

MIDDLETOWN — Interim Mayor and former Common Council President Gene Nocera, a Democrat, declared victory Tuesday night over ...

Anders Ibsen was leading in the race to become Tacoma’s next mayor Tuesday night. Ibsen received 53.61% of the vote compared to his opponent John Hines’ 45.78% as of election night, with 19.29% voter ...

Republican Cory Bowman, half brother of Vice President JD Vance, is challenging Democratic incumbent Aftab Pureval for Cincinnati mayor. Pureval is considered the frontrunner after winning the primary ...

Mayor Michelle Wu and challenger Josh Kraft, a nonprofit executive and scion of the Kraft family, advanced to the general election. Kraft is running on a change platform, while Wu is noting progress ...

WATCHING THAT VERY CLOSELY. JON IT’S NOW 4.31, AN HISTORIC MORNING FOR DES MOINES PUBLIC SCHOOLS. VOTERS HAVE PASSED A $265 MILLION BOND REFERENDUM, ONE OF THE LARGEST EVER IN THE HISTORY OF OUR STATE ...

Dalton George is projected to win the mayoral election in the Boone Municipal election Tuesday night with 96.87% of the votes ...

Miami’s mayoral election is today, and a baker’s dozen of candidates are vying for one of South Florida’s top political offices. While many names on the list are likely familiar to Miamians in the ...

Polls closed for the 2025 general election on Nov. 4. In Grant County, 8,905 votes were counted, representing 17.06% of registered voters, according to the Washington Secretary of State’s website.