Dunn Police Chief Cary Jackson on Paid Administrative Leave, Major Nicholas Simmons Steps in as Acting Chief
Dunn Police Chief Cary Jackson is on paid leave; Major Nicholas Simmons serves as acting chief. Reasons for leave not disclosed; city officials assure adherence to laws and policies.
San Diego and Marseille Forge Sister City Bond to Strengthen Economic and Cultural Ties
San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria signed a Sister City agreement with Marseille, France to enhance economic, cultural, and academic collaboration. The partnership is expected to benefit both port cities through shared initiatives and exchanges.
Texas Expands Move Over/Slow Down Law to Include Animal Services Officers for Enhanced Roadside Safety
Texas has expanded its Move Over/Slow Down law to include Animal Services vehicles and officers, effective September 1, 2025, requiring drivers to slow down or change lanes for stopped service vehicles.
Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones' First 100 Days Mark San Antonio's Growth with Focus on Economy, Education, and Infrastructure
San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones focuses on economic growth, affordable housing, education, and infrastructure, seeks revenue-sharing with sports teams, and enhances flood mitigation efforts in her first three months in office.
Missouri Strengthens Health Insurance Consumer Protections with MLR and Rate Review Measures
The Missouri Department of Commerce and Insurance emphasizes ACA's MLR and Rate Review protections for transparency in health insurance spending and mandates rebates if spending thresholds aren't met.
Michigan AG Dana Nessel Leads Bipartisan Push Against Capital One Settlement Over Unpaid Interest Claims
Attorney General Dana Nessel of Michigan joins a bipartisan group opposing a proposed settlement with Capital One, arguing it insufficiently compensates customers for withheld interest.
Dallas Police Department's Academy Class 408 Marks Second-Highest Female Recruit Count in History
Dallas Police Department welcomes Academy Class 408 with 77 trainees, including 20 women, reflecting the department's commitment to community representation and efforts to meet hiring targets.
Mayor Bowser Unveils Comprehensive FY2026 Grow DC Budget to Boost Education, Public Safety, and Housing in Washington, DC
Mayor Bowser showcases Washington, DC's FY2026 budget, focusing on increased funding for education, public safety, housing, infrastructure, and economic growth, plus new legislative changes.












