Eric Adams exits NYC mayoral race, citing concerns about political extremism; this shifts focus to candidates like Sliwa, who's under pressure to drop out, and Cuomo, facing socialist Mamdani.

The St. Charles Parish Sheriff's Office showcases its P.O.S.T. Academy training progress, focusing on hands-on skills and team dynamics. Cadets prepare for water survival exercises in upcoming training.

Minneapolis voters start early voting for the municipal election, with a record number of mail-in ballots. The city encourages voter registration and participation in local governance through various initiatives.

Texas is outperforming the national economy with a second-quarter GDP growth rate of 6.8%, and an increase in personal incomes at 6.4%, both above U.S. averages. Governor Abbott credits state policies for this success.

Saint Paul's HRA plans to execute agreements with three fiscal advisory firms to enhance financial management for community projects, ensuring strategic planning and city development.

Governor Josh Stein visited western North Carolina to mark one year after Hurricane Helene, commemorating victims and acknowledging rebuilding progress.

Governor Abbott appoints Brady Franks to the Texas Water Development Board, with his term until 2031 due to his ample experience in government budget policy and planning.

Speaker Johnson criticizes Democrats on CNN's State of the Union and Fox News for not compromising on the budget, stressing the need to prevent a government shutdown.

Governor Abbott announces a Texas Energy Fund loan for NRG Energy to build a 721 MW natural gas plant in Southeast Texas, aimed at improving ERCOT's power supply by 2028.

Portland Mayor Keith Wilson opposes President Trump's threat to send federal troops, stating zero are necessary, and criticizes potential for violence.

AG Weiser reflects on the Holocaust at the Babi Yar Memorial event, connecting historical tragedies to recent antisemitism, highlighting his family's history.

Assistant Deputy Chief Johnny Jacques retires after 27 years in Texas law enforcement, concluding his career with the Collin County Sheriff’s Office.

Colorado joins other states in suing the federal government over funding conditions for sexual health education tied to excluding language on gender identity.