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Bartlesville will keep its automated license-plate cameras, but two Flock units are being replaced with Axon equipment as privacy concerns persist.
Dallas County commissioners revived a proposed homeless-services tax after a redo vote, setting up a possible November ballot fight over property taxes and long-term funding.
Baltimore County legislation would give volunteer fire companies a better shot at surplus trucks and equipment now sold through auctions or bidding.
A Delaware County vape retailer is at the center of an Ohio Supreme Court fight over unauthorized flavored e-cigarettes and state consumer-protection law.
John James defeated Perry Johnson in Michigan’s Republican governor primary, overcoming a costly challenge without Trump’s endorsement.
Kalamazoo state Sen. Sean McCann’s projected primary victory sets up a November showdown with Republican Rep. Bill Huizenga in Michigan’s 4th District.
Florida’s law restricting minors from sexually explicit live performances has survived a major federal court challenge, giving state officials a decisive legal victory.
A Clay County ballot error may have left roughly 1,500 voters without the county commission race they were supposed to decide. Officials are investigating whether the mistake could affect the result.
Kansas City voters approved $100 million for repairs at Bartle Hall, Municipal Auditorium and City Hall. The no-tax-increase bond arrives as downtown venues prepare for a busy event calendar.
Derek Schmidt defeated Chad Young in Kansas' 2nd District GOP primary and will face a Democrat and Libertarian in November.
Kaua‘i County Council posts agendas but not written testimony, forcing residents to request records to see what others submitted. The policy raises fresh questions about Hawai‘i’s Sunshine Law.
Heath Flora is out as California Assembly Republicans’ leader, with Alexandra Macedo taking over amid affair allegations and campaign-spending questions.
A lease dispute could force Sierra County’s Loyalton probation office out by October 31. The fight now includes school safety, sheriff costs, and tax revenue.
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