AB 2624 would extend Safe at Home‑style confidentiality to immigration‑support workers and makes malicious publication of their personal data a civil and criminal offense. Supporters call it protection; critics say it could chill watchdog reporting.

Anderson County's early voting opens Wednesday with sites in Clinton, Oak Ridge and Andersonville. Key hours, deadlines and ID rules are listed.

State bills would require districts and charter schools to limit student access to only school‑approved websites, run annual third‑party audits and restrict elementary email use.

Xavier Becerra used a FOX 11 interview to press his gubernatorial pitch, leaning on his record as the June 2 primary approaches and the field reshuffles.

A San Jose lawsuit says DA Jeff Rosen wasted county funds by paying a deputy prosecutor to sit at home amid looming budget cuts. The complaint asks a judge to order the prosecutor back to work.

State regulators have temporarily barred power cutoffs and late fees for TSA workers living in Georgia while the federal shutdown continues. The pause lasts until back pay is restored.

Columbus City Auditor Megan Kilgore is stepping down to join the private sector, creating a leadership gap in the city's finance office.

At Faneuil Hall, Mitt Romney rebuked GOP deference to the president and warned federal Medicaid changes could strip coverage from Massachusetts residents.

A Minnesota House bill would limit HOA powers after a Lakeville roofing fight left homeowners facing hefty assessments. The proposal requires bids, caps fines and bars conflicted votes.

The ACLU sued Somerset County's school board, alleging officials withheld hundreds of public records about the superintendent, curriculum and legal hires.

State and federal leaders told reporters in Jefferson City they’ve coordinated funding and security plans to keep Kansas City’s World Cup matches and fan festival safe. Officials cited federal grants, police planning and interagency exercises.

A 2016 fatal bicycle crash tied to state Sen. Blake Tillery has returned to the campaign trail after a rival flagged the case on social media.

The State Bar says two attorneys were charged and a third agreed to discipline after court filings allegedly included AI‑generated nonexistent or irrelevant citations. The cases signal tougher scrutiny of machine‑assisted legal research.