The D.C. Council meets Tuesday at 11 a.m. to take up the season’s final budget votes; agenda and livestream details are posted by the Council.

Arizona’s highest court sided with State Farm, ruling insurers can bar "stacking" of multiple UIM policies when policy language tracks state law. The decision reshapes recovery options after a wreck.

Acworth held a public forum to explain a state-required tax notice that many read as a rate hike. Officials say most homestead homeowners are largely protected.

Maryland’s FAMLI program moves into implementation: employers must begin withholding in January 2027 and most workers can access paid leave in January 2028.

Five people — including two St. Johns County commissioners — were charged after an alleged fake Republican voter guide was circulated during the 2024 primary.

Rep. John James defended comments about a Dearborn Ashura procession and vowed to target CAIR, drawing condemnation from local Muslim leaders and legal scrutiny.

A federal judge in Columbus granted a preliminary injunction stopping USCIS from enforcing memoranda that paused work permits and green cards for 25 immigrants.

At a Trump Accounts rollout the president joked that nominating Sen. Ted Cruz to the Supreme Court would win unanimous Senate support because senators want him out.

Kevin Guskiewicz reversed course Monday, choosing to remain Michigan State's president after briefly accepting Clemson's offer.

The Metro Audit Committee advanced a full performance audit of Metro Nashville Public Schools with an $800K price tag; MNPS will pay nearly half and some board members protested cuts to pre-K.

Several Knox County legislative primaries are contested and the voter‑registration deadline is tomorrow. Here’s a quick look at the races to watch and how to vote.

A spat over a “California transplant” barb has Ken Paxton accusing James Talarico of insulting military families, injecting fresh drama into the tight Texas Senate race.

State tax collections rose in May to about $1.08B, but year‑to‑date receipts through May trail last year by roughly $838M, leaving lawmakers to weigh budget choices.