Ohio's redistricting efforts face partisan deadlock. No public input was considered in the initial session of the Ohio Redistricting Commission, risking a 13-2 map favoring one party.

Texas AG Paxton's office detained 35 for immigration violations, citing a partnership with Trump's administration under Section 287(g) of the Immigration Act.

San Mateo County supervisors debate appointing a sheriff or waiting for the public vote in the aftermath of Sheriff Corpus' removal over allegations of conflict of interest and retaliation.

The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office released their "HCSO Insider" newsletter with updates on staff, procedures, and community engagement initiatives.

Michael Dunavant was sworn in again as the U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Tennessee, after being nominated by Trump and confirmed by the Senate.

Washington County Board to hold public hearings on fee schedule and capital improvement plan; receives donations for the Sheriff's Office and other departments.

The Euless Police and Fire Departments partnered with non-profit 6 Stones in the CPR Blitz, a communal home improvement effort, building 300 feet of fencing for a local resident.

St. Charles Parish started construction on two pump stations for improved flood protection, with over $32 million invested, including a $10 million contribution from the CPRA.

Saint Paul joined a lawsuit with eight governments to protect $100M in emergency funds, arguing that the Trump administration's conditions on these grants are unrelated and possibly unconstitutional.

Judge Howorth recused himself from the Lindsey Whiteside case amid scrutiny of a lenient sentence for sexual battery, critiquing the DA's disclosure practices and stepping back from Barton's cases.

Cochise County Attorney's Office released a more detailed NIJO report, supporting transparency in governance and informing voters ahead of a tax election for Jail District funding. Officials assert this will not jeopardize jail security.

Eric Toney is running for Wisconsin Attorney General in 2026, focusing on crime in Milwaukee and criticizing current AG Josh Kaul's handling of crime labs.

The federal shutdown leads to halted SNAP and MFIP food benefits, causing uncertainty for low-income families in Ramsey County, although cash assistance from MFIP continues.