Sen. Rick Scott met with Jacksonville rabbis at Etz Chaim to discuss security as antisemitic incidents surge nationally. He highlighted long‑term increases and is pushing a campus‑accountability bill.

Teachers, counselors and advocates told lawmakers SB 113's vague DEI ban could strip supports from Ohio K‑12 students and create legal confusion for districts.

Black lawmakers and hospital leaders are pushing for a $500M emergency fund to stabilize 17 public hospitals facing billions in federal and state cuts. Advocates say the money would stave off unit closures and layoffs.

A new Denver directive routes many deputy misconduct cases in‑house, prompting sharp pushback from oversight officials.

Tampa Bay SDS appealed a federal judge's April dismissal, seeking to overturn expulsions tied to pro‑Palestinian protests and to reinstate the group on campus.

Sen. Amy Klobuchar tapped Fergus Falls Mayor Ben Schierer as her lieutenant governor pick, a move aimed at boosting the campaign’s reach in greater Minnesota as the DFL meets in Rochester.

Mayor Scott and city leaders want voters to create a standalone water agency, arguing it would improve oversight, billing and long‑term planning for the regional system.

A Chicago Sun‑Times review found more than 2,500 people jailed in Cook County over unpaid support, prompting questions about due process and calls for alternatives.

At a Glendale forum, Bennet, Weiser, Kirkmeyer and Marx faced business leaders on housing, permitting and the state's business climate. The session sharpened contrasts ahead of the June primary.

Allegheny County Sheriff Kevin Kraus sued the county on May 29 over a proposed ballot measure that would cap countywide officials at three terms. The filing opens a likely pre‑election legal fight.

Baltimore County’s inspector general hasn’t published a public report in five months amid a contentious reappointment fight and larger debates over watchdog powers. The pause has raised fresh questions about transparency and who controls the IG role.

The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that school districts cannot appeal valuations for properties they don't own, narrowing a tool some districts used to raise local revenue.

WA’s new WA Cares Fund promises a $36,500 lifetime benefit, but state cost data show that nursing‑home and home‑care bills can eat through that sum quickly.