A Florida judge declined to dismiss a state lawsuit alleging Planned Parenthood falsely marketed the abortion pill as "safer than Tylenol," keeping a $350M‑plus claim alive. The case will proceed in Santa Rosa County.

City councilors debated an ordinance to make personal use and home‑growing of natural psychedelics a low enforcement priority and to create a city advisory commission. Supporters say it’s a harm‑reduction move; critics warn of legal uncertainty.

Workers at a Chamblee IRS office reported dead rats, droppings and traps inside the building; at least one worker quit as the agency investigates.

Dozens of deputies guarded a closed Metro Atlanta commission meeting after the panel's HR director was suspended; the closure falls under Georgia's executive-session rules.

House Bill 643 would bar new EdChoice expansion vouchers for households earning more than $500,000, but critics say the cap is cosmetic compared with the program’s billion‑dollar footprint.

The Tennessee Legislature approved a package that ties vehicle registration to proof of insurance and lawful presence, and raises fines for uninsured drivers. Key rules kick in in 2027.

Incumbent Peter Ortiz led early returns in San Jose’s District 5 primary, holding about 44.9% on election night and setting up a likely November runoff. Ballots and mail returns are still being tallied.

Gov. DeWine has ordered state troopers to protect both gubernatorial nominees as campaigns ramp up, a move tied to recent security worries and a proposed $10M fund.

San Marcos will launch a city‑run EMS on Oct. 1, 2026, appointing Jill Rosales and budgeting about $9 million for the department’s first year. The phased plan prioritizes current SMHCEMS staff to keep coverage steady.

Alamo Colleges is confronting a roughly $28M shortfall after property‑tax receipts and state funding shifts tightened the district’s 2027 outlook.

Ro Khanna topped Tuesday's primary in California's 17th District and will face Republican Jennie Ha Phan in the November general election. Unofficial returns show a decisive lead for the incumbent.

More than two dozen people applied to fill Salt Lake City's District 4 vacancy. Interviews begin June 9 and the council must appoint a replacement by June 11.

Bexar County signed a jail‑limited 287(g) agreement with ICE but has not applied for the state grants that accompany it, the Texas Comptroller says.