A switch to precinct‑only voting produced long lines and confusion in Williamson County. Commissioners pressed party chairs at a workshop as leaders pledged fixes ahead of the May runoff.

A House Rules Committee hearing Tuesday will consider H.R. 5103, a bill to create a federal commission on D.C. crime and a federal ’beautification’ program. Supporters say safety; critics warn it strips local control.

Potawatomi CEO Dominic Ortiz urged Gov. Tony Evers to sign a tribal‑first online sports betting bill, saying it would keep revenue in Wisconsin tribes. The Senate has approved the measure and it now awaits the governor’s decision.

Local clergy and faith groups will gather at Grant Park this Saturday for a No Kings rally featuring music, a march and resources for peaceful protest.

Golden Valley passed on two police chief finalists as its months‑long search continues. With the city's consultant contract set to expire at month’s end, the delay could raise costs.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren sent a 12‑page letter asking MrBeast for details about Beast Industries’ fintech plans and whether children could be exposed to crypto. The inquiry follows Beast’s purchase of teen banking app Step and earlier trademark filings that mention crypto and lending.

Former Franklin mayor Steve Olson has launched a write-in campaign after missing the ballot filing deadline. The April 7 Spring Election now includes a late, potential third option for voters.

Baltimore sued xAI, alleging Grok flooded residents’ feeds with nonconsensual sexual deepfakes and seeking injunctions and the maximum statutory penalties.

The state House approved HB2189 on March 24, 2026, setting staged increases to $15 and giving counties a route to move faster. The bill now moves to the Republican-controlled Senate.

At least 63 Indiana cities are listed for No Kings rallies on March 28, with gatherings planned from the Statehouse to courthouse squares.

Philadelphia courts will bar Meta's AI-enabled glasses and other recording devices from courthouses starting March 30 to protect juror and witness privacy.

State records list about $9.08 billion in unclaimed funds across 34.8 million accounts. The comptroller’s searchable database shows regional totals and a way to claim money.

Washington approved two laws requiring traceability for AI content and new protections for chatbot users under 18, including hourly disclosures and crisis protocols.