Courts & Law

Federal agents descended on Legislative Hall and the state finance office with subpoenas for records about Police Athletic League grants.

The woman accusing him said in court filings that Rep. Josué Ortega told her no one would believe her over a state representative.

Delaware Gov. Matt Meyer, whose wife works at the complex, said the shooting is “a sobering reminder that no one is immune” from gun violence.

The company said the order to pause its scrap metal shredder has cost it around $10 million and will lead to layoffs if it continues.

Muhammed Emanet has until the end of the month to prove that he belongs in the United States.

Few complete the program but hundreds get help, officials say.

Critics call Philly’s permitting standard subjective and unconstitutional, while gun control advocates say the DOJ is attacking any restrictions on ownership.

Delaware gun rights advocates cheered last year’s overturning of the gun control law, but took issue with the court’s method.

“Información anónima” llevó a los investigadores de ICE a solicitar los registros salariales de 15 empresas, según declaró la fiscal general.

The students and activists, who could be the first convicted for a campus protest encampment, are facing up to a year in jail.

Angelina Katsanis was on assignment for The Associated Press on Saturday night when she was struck in the knee by a wood beam during a clash between police and protesters.

In 2025, overall use of Language Line, which provides translation for more than 240 languages in real time, was down 12.4% from 2024.

State lawmakers let Fenwick Island change its charter in 2008 to permit voting by corporations, trusts and other “artificial" entities.

An appeals court will weigh the fate of the Independence Mall exhibit, which remains half-restored.

“Anonymous tips” led ICE investigators to seek wage records for 15 businesses, the attorney general said. She suspects more subpoenas are coming.