A D.C. appeals court found President Trump’s border "invasion" proclamation unlawful, removing a legal barrier to asylum claims while appeals loom. The ruling forces agencies to decide how and when to restore processing.

Elkhorn officials handed firefighters a four‑page letter telling them to route media questions to city leaders as an internal review proceeds. The chief was placed on administrative assignment after staff spoke with reporters.

NYSERDA launched a fast RFP to move shovel‑ready wind, solar and hydro projects into construction and capture expiring federal tax credits.

A federal judge ruled April 23 that Pennsylvania can block outside groups from posting the state's full voter export online, upholding the state's privacy rule.

Dirk Kempthorne, the former Boise mayor, governor and U.S. interior secretary, has died at 74. Family and state officials remembered his long career and service to Idaho.

A new monument for women is coming to the National Mall, and organizers have launched a nationwide call for ideas.

A provision tucked into a session bill would let Franklin County acquire land in three upstream counties to secure Kerr Lake water, sparking swift backlash and a paused vote.

A state inspector‑general review, internal HR inquiries and a promised audit follow a $150 ticket charged to a Broward P‑Card and an ad that used the district logo.

Preliminary state data show Massachusetts' unemployment rose to 4.8% in February as payrolls fell by roughly 7,200, halting recent gains and sharpening budget worries.

Becky Bartling, a veteran fairgrounds manager, has been named CEO of the Del Mar Fairgrounds after the board abruptly removed Carlene Moore. The move comes amid recent lawsuits and staffing complaints.

State senators advanced two bills to limit ICE’s bedside role in California hospitals and curb “blackout” practices after advocates raised cases of detained patients being isolated. The measures now move to Appropriations.

San Carlos is weighing a half‑cent sales tax on the Nov. 2026 ballot to fund streets, sewers, parks and downtown upgrades, with officials estimating about $6M a year.

Glendale was billed roughly $493K after the Charlie Kirk memorial; police overtime made up most of the tab. Officials say venue operators were billed and records show the city was later reimbursed.