Nearly 1,000 delegates are in Detroit for the UAW’s 39th Constitutional Convention, where leaders will be nominated and debates over dues and strike pay will shape the union's next moves.

The Frederick County Board of Education narrowly approved a $1.01B operating budget for fiscal 2027, advancing the district's spending plan to county officials.

An Eighth Circuit panel heard a challenge to South Dakota’s February petition filing deadline, a case that could reshape the calendar for citizen‑led ballot campaigns.

IPS published a universal dress code on June 11, 2026, setting a simple top-bottom-shoe baseline while stressing equity and restorative responses to violations.

Kane County’s Human Services Committee is weighing a plan to stop covering GLP‑1 weight‑loss drugs for county employees while keeping diabetes coverage, a move officials say could save about $1.5M.

A June 16 GOP primary in SD 10 pits incumbent Bill Coleman against 27‑year‑old Jadan Terrazas in a race that could shift control of the Oklahoma Senate.

A Jacksonville judge was publicly accused of misconduct in a JQC filing Saturday. The move makes an investigatory probe public and could lead to hearings.

Rep. Andre Carson filed the Summer Meals for Kids Act to fold Summer EBT into the school lunch program after Indiana opted out, warning hundreds of Hoosier children could lose summer groceries.

The Florida Supreme Court held on June 11 that judges may not demand a "clear and convincing" showing to allow punitive‑damages claims at the pleading stage, returning the Perlmutter dispute to the trial court.

A class-action suit says Coldwater miscalculated its 6.5% utility transfer; the judge heard arguments Thursday and the ruling could cost the city millions.

FBI agents searched the Cleveland offices of the Ohio Organizing Collaborative; organizers say agents also visited homes and sought electronic devices and records.

The Ohio House voted unanimously to advance V.J.'s Law, a bill that would force dual reporting of suspected child abuse after a Canton infant's case exposed major gaps. The measure now moves to the Senate.

Cloverdale’s council moved this month to begin switching from at-large to district elections after a legal demand; five public hearings will shape new maps ahead of 2028.