Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton won an appellate court ruling against Yelp, allowing the state to hold the company accountable for how it presents Texas pro-life resources, regardless of Yelp’s California home base.

The Tennessee Appeals Court ruled the ouster case against Shelby County Clerk Wanda Halbert can proceed, overturning a prior dismissal. The case relates to various complaints and rental agreement issues during Halbert's tenure.

Senator Marsha Blackburn supports the bipartisan "Keep SNAP Funded Act" to ensure SNAP funding during the government shutdown, aiming to prevent food insecurity for beneficiaries.

Maui County leaders and residents are mourning Councilmember Tasha Kama, a longtime advocate for housing and Native Hawaiian issues. The council will move to name a Kahului successor under county rules.

The FDNY is discussing lithium-ion battery storage safety with NYC Council amid community protests and fears, following fires and injuries related to these systems.

Senator Mark Kelly criticized President Trump and House Republicans for inaction on rising healthcare costs, highlighting the plight of Americans like a substitute teacher facing significant premium increases.

Boston's World Cup organizers are concerned about insufficient state funding, with $5 million less than requested allocated so far, potentially affecting fan events and transportation.

Early voting for Orlando's council seats in Districts 1, 3, and 5 begins, with options for weekday, weekend, and Election Day voting reported by WFTV and ClickOrlando.

Tear gas used in a Chicago immigration raid near a school distressed the community, affecting children and teachers who faced heightened fear and safety concerns.

Atlanta Police responded to a shooting at 464 Bishop St. NW, where a 33-year-old man was wounded and is now hospitalized but alive. The investigation is ongoing.

Senator Wyden leads a bipartisan effort challenging Trump's tariffs as unlawful and inflationary, arguing in a Supreme Court amicus brief that Congress has the constitutional authority over tariffs.

Three JCPD officers graduated from the Southeastern Leadership Academy, marking a commitment to leadership and professional development in law enforcement.

Stuart Reilly is appointed General Manager of Austin Energy, bringing over 18 years of experience and having previously served as COO and interim leader.