The U.S. BIS has announced a new rule expanding export controls to include affiliates of companies on the Entity List or MEU List, now subject to license requirements.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson criticizes Trump administration's immigration raids, citing increased fear among residents and financial ties between the government and private prison companies.

Apple Valley City Council passes Ordinance No. 1152, revising zoning rules to allow higher density and taller buildings in Development Designation No. 507-Zone 2.

Missouri AG announces felony charges against former St. Peters insurance agent, Pamela Walsh, for scamming condo associations and potentially faces decades in prison if convicted.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe has signed an order to encourage healthier food choices among SNAP recipients, aimed at supporting local agriculture and nutrition.

Montgomery County Council discusses Expedited Bill 30-25 to ease enforcement procedures for noise complaints regarding gas-powered leaf blowers, and proposes DPA 25-01 to increase senior living units, while also commemorating Hispanic Heritage Month.

Mayor Michelle Wu appoints new members to Boston's Black Men and Boys Commission, aiming to promote equity and empowerment for the community through education, housing, health, and economic initiatives.

Gady Serralta named chairman of Memphis Safe Task Force to combat crime; however, confusion over National Guard deployment and constitutional concerns arise.

US and Japan antitrust officials met in Washington D.C. to coordinate competition policies, reaffirming their commitment to collaborate on such matters.

NCDIT partners with Kramden Institute and NC TECH for Device Drive 2025 to collect used tech for North Carolinians lacking computers, enhancing digital access.

Trump administration supports Oklahoma in a legal case regarding the state's birth certificate law, which requires recording a person's biological sex and restricts changes for gender identity.

Ohio launches RoadReady app to enhance driver education with real-time performance feedback for new drivers, aiming to improve safety and meet licensing requirements.

Attorney General Raoul leads a lawsuit against the Trump administration to block cuts to homeland security funding, which he views as coercive and politically motivated.