Franklin County will vote April 7 on Proposition T, a measure to freeze many homeowners’ property-tax bills at 2024 levels. The change stems from state Senate Bill 3 and is already tied up in court.

State Sen. Julie Gonzales won the Colorado Democratic assembly in Pueblo and earned the top line on the June primary ballot, setting up a challenge to Sen. John Hickenlooper.

The Oklahoma attorney general sued a neuropathy clinic, saying its billing and dosing practices produced nearly $1 million in improper Medicaid payments.

Senators are weighing a partial rollback of a 2023 ban on suspensions for K‑3 students after districts reported classroom evacuations and staff injuries. The move splits lawmakers and advocates.

Mesabi Metallics' Nashwauk plant could bring hundreds of jobs and a $2.4B investment, but congressional fights and idled taconite mines leave the Iron Range's comeback uncertain.

Gov. Tony Evers vetoed three GOP education bills, including a measure that would have required DPI sign‑off before school referendums. The move comes as dozens of districts head to the ballot.

SB403 would let the Department of Revenue match tax records to unclaimed accounts and automatically return small amounts, while easing probate paperwork for heirs.

Judge Steven Rhodes’ 2014 confirmation cut roughly $7 billion in debt and used an $816M “Grand Bargain” to protect the DIA and shore up pensions — a deal that still shapes Detroit’s budgets.

Thousands lined Randall Road and Kimball & Grove on Saturday as local No Kings protests joined a nationwide day of action, with banners, horns and red knit hats. The roadside rallies mixed local grievances with a coordinated national push.

A federal judge dismissed the Justice Department's challenge, leaving Minnesota's in‑state tuition and scholarship rules intact for students who meet state residency criteria.

A Brooklyn emergency shoveler says the city shorted him pay after the February blizzard and has filed suit in federal court. The complaint raises questions about how emergency shovelers were tracked and paid.

Thousands gathered at the North Carolina State Capitol on Saturday as part of nationwide No Kings protests against Trump-era immigration policies. Organizers said the day included thousands of coordinated events across the country.

Thousands filled PGA Boulevard in Palm Beach Gardens on March 28 for a peaceful "No Kings" protest tied to a nationwide day of action. Local outlets reported differing turnout figures.