House Bill 35, known as Isaiah’s Law, adds driving without a valid license to Florida's habitual‑offender rules, effective July 1, creating new revocation and felony exposure for repeat offenders.

The State Board of Elections will rehear a complaint June 24 over Wake County counting three early ballots cast by voters who died before Election Day 2024.

The SEC has opened a review of continuation vehicles — manager‑led secondary funds — amid questions over valuations, conflicts and disclosures as secondaries swell.

Record tourism revenue pushed Pinellas’s visitor economy past $10 billion; county leaders reinvested more than $150 million in beach renourishment, events and a stadium package.

A Baltimore judge upheld regulators' decision allowing BGE to recover up to $120M for conduit upgrades through customer rates, a setback for the state's ratepayer advocate.

A post-forum confrontation outside Kitab Cafe between Abraham Aiyash and Justin Onwenu intensified a tense Democratic primary in Detroit's newly drawn 1st Senate District.

Early returns put incumbents Ashley Esposito and Kwame' Jamal Kenyatta-Bey ahead in Baltimore's school board primary as the board prepares for a new CEO and tough budget choices.

After a tense board meeting, Broward County paused a planned MagicSchool AI rollout and set a July review to vet vendor and district safeguards.

City council approved adding a 0.244‑acre "Triangle Parcel" to land for an 89,000‑sq‑ft Tepper/Live Nation music venue next to Bank of America Stadium after a tense vote.

Missouri’s secretary of state asked a Cole County judge to seal records showing how his office reviewed referendum signatures, escalating a months‑long legal fight over the new congressional map. The filing pits transparency against privacy as clerks race to get ballots ready.

Plant City native and online creator "Matt the Welder" has filed to challenge Agriculture Commissioner Wilton Simpson in the Republican primary, centering his bid on land‑use reform and a ballot‑name dispute.

Councilman Anthony Coghill has proposed a three‑tier levy on skill games, claw machines and jukeboxes, saying the fee could net Pittsburgh $2–3 million as state courts push regulation. The move comes amid a statewide scramble over how to tax and police the machines.

Pediatric Associates sued Florida's Medicaid agency, saying a flawed rate formula has cut payments and threatens clinics that serve Medicaid children.