Attorney Benjamin Crump threatens to bring national civil rights and mental health advocates to Galveston if Sept. 15 deadline not met to release body camera footage

District officials say Portland Public Schools was bilked for $2.9 million when a fraudster posing as one of the district's construction contractors hoodwinked employees into green-lighting the payment

New plays developed from program have won Tony Awards and a Pulitzer Prize in recent years

Police said there were about 1,200 on the streets, but that number fell throughout the day. Six people suffered minor injuries

Repeated warnings that the state's voting machines are "unreliable, insecure, unverifiable" were ignored

Mary Maddox said Officer Zachary Wester’s behavior would have gone undetected had it not been for the eagle eye of an assistant State Attorney who was responsible for reviewing evidence in the pre-trials of the accused

'All we have on this planet is one another'

The mayor of Portland, Oregon, said Wednesday that people planning violence or espousing hatred at a weekend protest by right-wing groups in the liberal city "are not welcome here"