Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield, with 21 others, sued the USDA to block guidance they claim illegally restricts SNAP benefits for certain immigrants.

A Georgia judge dismissed a racketeering case against Trump, a decision criticized by Minority Leader Sen. Harold Jones II for enabling Trump to "evade accountability."

Galveston County has partnered with ICE, deputizing officers under the 287(g) program to enforce immigration laws, with 648 individuals being transferred to ICE custody this year. Some agencies, however, have declined to participate.

Fairfield County Sheriff's Office hosted a ceremony to swear in new officers and promote existing personnel, emphasizing their commitment to community service.

An audit report highlighted issues with the Arizona Sports and Tourism Authority's operational oversight and management of conflicts of interest, despite rising post-pandemic revenues.

Brooklyn Park Police Department has launched a drone first responder program to enhance public safety, amid discussions on operational costs and privacy concerns.

All Tempe City Council members are engaged in National League of Cities committees, advocating for local interests at a federal level. Vice Mayor Doreen Garlid becomes the NLC's first Native American Second Vice President.

Arizona Representative Alexander Kolodin proposes House Bill 2022 to align state election laws with federal requirements and clarify electoral processes.

Pierce County's Medical Examiner's Office is launching an online portal to enhance transparency and provide real-time case updates, benefiting families, journalists, and funeral homes.

Cyber attacks on local government agencies are rising, per a WVXU's Cincinnati Edition report, with expert Peter Kobak discussing the threats, motives, and recommending robust cybersecurity strategies.

Bellevue City Council showcased the Diversity Advantage Plan 2035 for a more equitable community and discussed sign code updates, reflecting on their commitment to ongoing community engagement and local businesses.

Massachusetts State Rep. Ann-Margaret Ferrante passed away at 53 from pancreatic cancer, leaving a legacy of advocacy for Cape Ann, economic development, and support for those in need.

The Illinois Supreme Court is reviewing an appeal regarding public arbitration of Chicago police disciplinary cases, affecting the progression of many serious misconduct charges.