The Arizona Supreme Court upheld the state's merit-based system for retaining judges on the Court of Appeals, rejecting the Goldwater Institute's challenge.

Governor Abbott appoints three members to the Texas School for the Deaf board, including Hex Lightfoot, with a focus on meeting diverse student needs.

Cuyahoga County's Treasury Office launches an improved online tool to help residents find and claim unclaimed funds, while also warning about potential scams.

CCS Superintendent Dr. Chapman joined a Columbus Chamber of Commerce panel to discuss enhancing ties between education and industry to prepare students for the future workforce.

Brandon Arrington has been elected chair of the Osceola County Commission for a sixth term, tasked with managing challenges such as traffic, development, and growth.

Massachusetts Governor Healey and Dr. Goldstein advocate for the hepatitis B vaccination for newborns, opposing ACIP's vote against immediate administration.

The Hillsborough County RACES team earned top honors in the ARRL Field Day for emergency radio proficiency, ranking third nationally and first in Florida.

Estella D. Patterson was sworn in as Charlotte-Mecklenburg's new Police Chief, vowing to lead with excellence and prioritize reducing crime, community collaboration, and officer wellness.

D.C. Council extends "streateries," adjusts youth curfew rules, updates alcohol licensing for outdoor dining, and facilitates permits for community events like Porchfest.

Erin Murphy responds to Minnesota's $6 billion surplus forecast, attributing it to worker efforts and fiscal prudence, while criticizing Trump and Republicans for policies she claims threaten stability and create an affordability crisis.

Missouri Governor Kehoe appointed five professionals to the state's Board of Cosmetology and Barber Examiners, including a hairstylist, a veteran cosmetologist, a public service expert, a former barbershop owner, and a salon owner.

A controversial redistricting bill in Indiana has passed the House and now moves to the Senate, with potential impacts on GOP control in Democratic-held districts.

A new ILSR report shows the City of El Paso and Ysleta ISD spent about $1.76M on Amazon in 2023, prompting concern that local suppliers were undercut. The study points to wide price gaps and steep platform fees.