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.

The RNC and President Trump are weighing Dallas for an unprecedented midterm convention that would thrust Texas’ high‑stakes Senate fight into the national spotlight.

Jamie Dimon warned AI could cost U.S. jobs and urged government-business incentives to retrain displaced workers.

Nearly 500 students rallied at the California Capitol urging lawmakers to pass AB 2430 to expand after‑school programs for teens and curb reliance on AI chatbots.

Denver’s No Kings demonstration returns Saturday at the State Capitol; organizers warn of large crowds and transit disruptions. Here’s a quick guide for attendees.

King County adopted an emergency one‑year moratorium on new or expanded detention facilities on March 3, joining Seattle and nearby cities in blocking potential immigration‑detention sites.

North Shore School District 112's finance chief Jeremy Davis will resign June 30 amid fallout from a state‑ordered reversal of a Quest meal contract. The district has posted a new RFP as the process continues.

Avon Lake City Council approved a settlement with former fire chief Jeremy Betsa that includes payments to resolve his lawsuits and cover accrued sick leave. The unanimous vote aims to end months of legal fights and let the department move forward.

Nashville Democrats want a temporary gas and diesel tax suspension added to Tennessee’s 2026–27 budget as pump prices rise. The move would shave only a few dimes per gallon but could force budget trade‑offs.

The Ohio Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday in a challenge to H.B. 68, the 2023 law that restricts gender‑affirming care for minors. Families say the ban removes critical, evidence‑based treatment from parents and clinicians.

A Sacramento committee advanced AB 1566 after a heated hearing over whether aligning law with county practice will cut needless investigations or leave children at risk.

A federal judge found that ICE unlawfully detained a Long Island man with Special Immigrant Juvenile status and vacated the agency's revocation of his work authorization. The ruling highlights a larger backlog and enforcement pattern affecting SIJ beneficiaries.