New York City joins a coalition in suing DHS and FEMA to protect over $100 million in public safety grants, contending new conditions for funding are unconstitutional.

The North Carolina Museum of History announces its fall programming, including special events at the State Fair, the 30th American Indian Heritage Celebration, and various interactive history activities.

A power outage in Loveland, Ohio, caused two schools to close, affecting students in grades 5-8. Over 1,100 customers were impacted, with the cause of the outage under investigation.

Milwaukee's aging fire truck fleet is a concern for community safety, with a key meeting set to discuss the issue and its impact on emergency responses.

Houston City Council is set to vote on a $16 million homeless shelter amidst local debate over safety and transparency. The facility, proposed for East Downtown, includes services like healthcare and aims to open in early 2026.

Washington and Massachusetts lead a multistate brief to the Supreme Court, supporting state power to issue investigative subpoenas without federal court interference.

Cincinnati Police Chief Teresa Theetge is on forced leave during an internal investigation into her leadership, with Assistant Chief Adam Hennie as interim chief.

Florida's CFO Blaise Ingoglia announced over $1.8 million in funding for Northeast Florida sheriff's offices to support immigration enforcement in partnership with ICE, focusing on the 287(g) program.

Massachusetts AG Andrea Campbell leads 19 attorneys general in opposition to the DOJ's attempt to subpoena medical records from Boston Children's Hospital related to gender-affirming care.

Jacksonville introduced an affordable housing dashboard to track low-cost housing development, enhance transparency, and address housing affordability, aligning with Mayor Deegan's commitment to accessible housing information.

Mecklenburg County will invest $1.5 million to revitalize the historic Excelsior Club in west Charlotte, among concerns over public funds for a for-profit model. Total project cost may reach $8.3 million.

North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey addressed coastal erosion after visiting Buxton, noting homes lost to the sea and calling for urgent action and support for affected residents.

The Ninth Circuit Court allowed Trump to deploy the National Guard in Portland, despite local opposition and ongoing legal challenges. Mayor Wilson criticizes this as federal overreach.