The Shelby County Commission overrode the Mayor's veto to change school board elections, shortening terms and setting legal questions about the decision's implications for democracy.

Milwaukee officials push for fire safety upgrades in older multi-family buildings, with new legislation aimed at adding sprinklers and enhancing existing regulations.

Southeast Michigan gears up for key elections, including the Detroit mayoral race and various city council contests.

Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield supports a bipartisan congressional group challenging the Trump Administration's tariff policy at the Supreme Court.

Sheila Srivastava will clarify property tax notices at a Salt Lake County Council Meeting, outlining various tax components and explaining a proposed rate increase.

Clark County will manually audit around 600 ballots to verify machine tabulations after Election Day and conduct a statewide random ballot audit later in the month to ensure electoral accuracy.

Maryland DHS ends the practice of placing foster children in hotels after the suicide of 16-year-old Kanaiyah Ward; the department is pushing for suitable placements and stricter oversight, amidst audits showing past indiscretions in child housing.

NC Governor Josh Stein leads a delegation to Tokyo to strengthen ties with Japan, focusing on economic and cultural partnerships and showcasing NC's investment opportunities.

Anderson has added two firefighters and one police officer to its emergency response team, with a focus on their readiness to serve and the city's gratitude for their commitment.

Texas AG Ken Paxton sues Johnson & Johnson for allegedly marketing Tylenol to pregnant women despite potential risks to unborn children, like autism and ADHD.

Mayor Michelle Wu celebrated the reopening of Mattahunt Woods Urban Wild in Mattapan after a three-year restoration effort involving community and environmental work.

Oklahoma City is implementing Operation SAFE to remove homeless encampments from state property, inspired by its success in Tulsa, and working with Key to Home to connect affected individuals to housing and services.

Ohio officials announce an initiative to create 1,126 new jobs and retain 2,686 through 12 projects, with investments over $2 billion in various sectors across the state.