State officials say Dallas must revise police ICE‑cooperation rules by April 23 or risk losing about $32.1M in PSO grants and jeopardizing World Cup security money.

A charter-appointed panel is urging big raises for Columbus officials that would take effect in 2030 if City Council signs off.

Grounds of GRACE founder Ron Armstrong sold the coffee business and stepped away from nonprofit leadership to run for Jacksonville mayor, with a local pastor named as the buyer.

Colorado’s FAMLI program pays partial wages for medical leave; most eligible workers can take up to 12 weeks and the state has paid roughly $1.8 billion since 2024.

Rep. Gabe Evans has $3.4M-plus in the bank while Democrats fight for the nomination in Colorado's competitive 8th District.

Early voting is underway in Lorain County, key registration, mail‑ballot and ballot‑curing dates are listed for the May 5 primary.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled Pabst can be held liable under the state's safe-place law for asbestos exposure that gave a steamfitter mesothelioma, while cutting the company’s payout.

UAW leaders brought AI concerns to Capitol Hill, warning the tech could hit Detroit jobs like NAFTA did and demanding notice, retraining and bargaining rights.

A deputy chief medical examiner was returned to duty after a social post about President Trump prompted a formal city warning that said his conduct "undermined public confidence."

A new Maryland law repeals county cost‑sharing for wrongful‑conviction payouts, strengthening Douglass Haynie’s compensation bid while county leaders push back. The change could reshape future Walter Lomax Act claims.

At a packed Vare Recreation Center town hall, Mayor Parker outlined a $6.97B FY27 plan and defended a $1‑per‑ride surcharge she says would deliver about $50M a year to Philly schools.

House Republicans advanced budget bills that exclude Gov. Whitmer's proposed tax hikes, setting up a Lansing fight over how to pay for roads, Medicaid and schools.

A three-day Power Rising Summit opens in Chicago with Vice President Kamala Harris and Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton among the headliners and a new voter-registration push.