Ohio legislators propose Senate Bill 348, which seeks to require bars and restaurants to offer date rape drug testing kits to customers, as a measure to address the prevalent issue of drink spiking.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy awarded a deepwater port license to Texas GulfLink, expected to create jobs and facilitate crude oil export.

Chedrick Greene and Jason Tunney won their respective Democratic and Republican primaries for Michigan's 35th Senate District and will compete in the special election on May 5.

ICE declined to confirm whether it will conduct enforcement at the San Antonio Rodeo or Fiesta, leaving leaders and activists on edge.

Mayor Karen Bass announced a policy shift to stop counting VA disability benefits as income, a move intended to free up vouchers and speed veterans into permanent housing. Local agencies say the change should help convert unused subsidies into homes.

Repeated water leaks at William Beaumont Army Medical Center have prompted congressional oversight while repair-cost totals remain undisclosed.

Sen. Blackburn announced local investments for Tennessee sectors following a funding package signed by President Trump, benefiting education, healthcare, defense, and infrastructure.

Multnomah County Commissioner Shannon Singleton launched a campaign for county chair, pitching executive experience on housing, addiction and behavioral health.

Zohran Mamdani's endorsement helps Diana Moreno win a New York Assembly seat with a 60-point lead, highlighting his political influence and the sway of the DSA.

The FBI Cincinnati promotes Operation Winter SHIELD, a cyber vigilance campaign with a 10-step guide to improve digital security against cyber threats.

Two longtime members of Berkeley’s Police Accountability Board resigned, saying the board’s recommendations were ignored and reforms rolled back, leaving several seats open.

The FBI raided Fulton County's Election Hub, taking materials related to Georgia's 2020 election, prompting politicians to demand DOJ clarification amid fears of undermining election integrity.

Pittsburgh City Council confirms Jason Lando as police chief and Sheldon Williams as public safety director, focusing on reform and community relations.