A Tribeca garage became the latest battleground over alleged ICE operations, dark-tinted SUVs and a federal ruling on masked agents.

St. Pete Beach commissioners left the door open to a property-tax increase, but residents will get more chances to weigh in before a final decision.

Minnesota’s GOP chair is asking the secretary of state to settle whether Mike Lindell meets the state’s residency requirement before the Aug. 11 primary.

Chicago’s budget director is out after just days of upheaval on the city’s finance team, leaving Mayor Brandon Johnson to defend City Hall’s stability.

Moore councilors are weighing an independent legal investigation into the city's animal welfare division amid months of public scrutiny.

A church rally, Capitol arrests and a national march campaign put the SAVE Act fight back in Washington’s streets.

New York’s attorney general is joining a multistate lawsuit challenging Trump administration conditions on FEMA grants tied to elections and immigration enforcement.

A Washington fund reports 87% of participants remain stably housed a year later. Seattle lawmakers are deciding whether to bring the model to the city.

A coalition of Florida property appraisers is backing Byron Donalds as property taxes and housing costs dominate the governor’s race.

Evanston is choosing regulation over a sweepstakes-machine ban, with strict limits and a final vote ahead.

A Dane County judge says Wisconsin’s paper absentee system denies some disabled voters privacy and independence. The ruling does not yet require electronic ballots.

Gov. Greg Abbott wants to open San Antonio and Austin’s city-owned power territories to retail competition, promising major savings while challenging local control.

Bexley voters will weigh a $115 million school facilities package in November, including a new middle school, major repairs and a 0.5% income tax.