Dalton's police signed a 287(g) deal with ICE that deputizes five officers. Neighbors say the move could chill trust and deter people from seeking care or calling police.

A county grand jury faults Grossmont trustees for ending a contract with San Diego Youth Services and leaving students without on‑campus counselors for months.

Early voting runs June 13–21 across New York. Suffolk County has switched to ExpressVote XL touchscreen ballot‑marking machines for the 2026 primaries.

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear joined Dr. Amy Acton at an IBEW Local 212 event in the Cincinnati suburbs, pressing labor support as the governor’s race tightens.

AB 2218, authored by Ash Kalra, passed the Assembly 57-0 and would require state agencies to recognize and address historic water harms against California tribes. The bill now goes to the Senate.

President Trump has nominated James M. McDonald, a Sullivan & Cromwell partner and former SDNY prosecutor, to lead Manhattan's Southern District of New York pending Senate confirmation.

Initial tallies show Mark Hill leading Frisco's mayoral runoff 16,826 to 12,039; totals are unofficial pending county reports and a city canvass.

Norman approved a tighter 2026–27 budget as flat sales‑tax receipts forced cuts and a freeze on baseline pay increases. The plan protects core services while staff monitor revenues.

Nearly 1,000 delegates are in Detroit for the UAW’s 39th Constitutional Convention, where leaders will be nominated and debates over dues and strike pay will shape the union's next moves.

The Frederick County Board of Education narrowly approved a $1.01B operating budget for fiscal 2027, advancing the district's spending plan to county officials.

An Eighth Circuit panel heard a challenge to South Dakota’s February petition filing deadline, a case that could reshape the calendar for citizen‑led ballot campaigns.

IPS published a universal dress code on June 11, 2026, setting a simple top-bottom-shoe baseline while stressing equity and restorative responses to violations.

Kane County’s Human Services Committee is weighing a plan to stop covering GLP‑1 weight‑loss drugs for county employees while keeping diabetes coverage, a move officials say could save about $1.5M.