AB 1605 would let judges order a 'no alcohol sale' notation on licenses or Real IDs for serious or repeat DUI offenders, a move modeled on Utah's interdiction law. Supporters say it limits access to alcohol; critics warn of enforcement and due‑process issues.

Mayor Mamdani is sending officials into every borough to collect renters’ complaints about hidden fees, mold and unsafe conditions. Testimony will inform a report and enforcement steps.

Advocates gathered at the Utah Capitol urging passage of SB244 to require cardiac emergency plans, CPR training and AED access in public schools.

Hamilton County sues pharmaceutical companies and PBMs, alleging they colluded to inflate insulin prices, seeking restitution and a pricing scheme halt.

Hillsborough County seeks a Veterinary Pharmacy Control Coordinator for inventory management and compliance at the PRC, with a salary range of $39,312 to $51,105.

The SLPS board voted to advance plans for demolishing six vacant school buildings in north St. Louis, with proposed funding from insurance, not general funds.

Lawmakers staged a tense hearing as experts warned aquifers are falling and a voter‑approved $1B‑a‑year water fund approaches. The interim will be decisive for who gets the money.

A state privacy audit found the Utah Department of Health and Human Services left sensitive records for more than 2 million residents exposed and accessible to hundreds of users.

Rep. Jack Jordan supports Senate Bill 27, aimed at establishing a stadium authority to potentially relocate the Chicago Bears to northwest Indiana, seeing economic growth potential and increased tourism.

St. Louis plans to reroute millions in pandemic relief to the Water Division to pay for emergency repairs and stave off outages as main breaks and unpaid bills strain the system.

New Orleans gas bills are rising due to increased fuel costs and high usage, with residents and City Council members questioning Delta Utilities' billing practices.

Governor Josh Stein announces appointments across various North Carolina boards, including leaders like Leah Wong Ashburn and Jimmie Cornell Silver, to address state needs and support community development.

A Herald analysis shows developers, contractors and PACs poured millions into Mayor Levine Cava and county commissioners in 2025.