A former Des Peres public safety officer says he was discriminated against and forced to resign; he filed suit in St. Louis County alleging retaliation and a hostile workplace.

A Michigan congressman has introduced the "Deport the Terrorists Act," which would revoke citizenship of naturalized Americans convicted of terrorism and speed deportation. Supporters cite recent attacks and DOJ denaturalization actions; legal experts warn of constitutional hurdles.

The Postal Service filed to raise the First‑Class Forever stamp from 78¢ to 82¢, with the new rates slated to take effect July 12, 2026. Regulators have opened Docket R2026‑1 and industry groups say mailers will feel the pinch.

CMHA CEO Charles Hillman's total pay hit roughly $858,000 in 2025, a figure that outpaces leaders in larger cities. A federal audit and past raises have critics asking whether the agency’s governance justifies the package.

A previously undisclosed training accident off Texas left a Romanian naval officer with partial loss of fingers. New reporting raises safety questions about Shield AI’s V‑BAT drone.

San Francisco sued the U.S. Department of Energy, saying new certification and funding rules tied to grants could threaten local EV and clean‑energy projects.

Gov. Bill Lee signed HB 1847, which requires owners of large data centers projected to need 50 MW+ to fund their own electric infrastructure and stops cities or utilities from absorbing those costs.

Murfreesboro’s City Council adopted a $782M FY27 budget that holds the tax rate steady while funding more police, major road and stormwater projects and raises for city staff.

The D.C. Council advanced a permanent rewrite of the Open Meetings Act that narrows when meetings must be public, adds carve-outs and requires after‑the‑fact notices for some gatherings.

Council approved a beer-and-wine license for NYP Slice House, accepted broadband funding and extended the city's appraisal window to 12 months.

Xi Jinping will visit North Korea June 8–9 for his first Pyongyang trip since 2019 as Pyongyang unveils a suspected enrichment plant and regional ties shift.

At Normandy's American cemetery, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth likened arrivals by sea to an 'invasion,' drawing criticism from British and European officials and reigniting debate over migration and alliance ties.

CBS Colorado will air a GOP governor debate tonight with Barb Kirkmeyer and Scott Bottoms; Victor Marx declined to participate.