ICE agents re-arrested a Sheboygan Falls mother at a Milwaukee DHS check-in days after an immigration judge cleared a green-card path; her attorney calls the detention unnecessary.

Placer County parents and the DA’s office traveled to Sacramento to back AB 1667, which would make furnishing fentanyl to a minor a serious felony.

Two Detroit judges face public hearings over a 2019 Mackinac Island bike‑shop dispute that investigators say included contradictory statements. The state commission will weigh video and witness evidence.

The Oklahoma House advanced HB3024, capping most raises and bonuses at 10% and routing larger increases through cabinet approval amid scrutiny of last year’s payouts.

Cleveland County approved a $240.3M FY2025–26 budget and lowered its county tax rate to 40.5¢ after a revaluation. Here’s what that shift means for local services and taxpayers.

Whitmer says President Trump agreed at a White House meeting to deliver additional federal funds for northern Michigan’s March 2025 ice-storm recovery, a reversal after earlier denials. State officials are now waiting for formal paperwork on how and when the money will arrive.

Robbie Franks, a Memphis‑trained deputy chief with 27+ years of service, was confirmed March 9 as Millington’s new fire chief. Officials highlighted his task‑force and training experience.

Brookline’s home‑rule petition to authorize local rent caps advanced to the Massachusetts Senate; a vote is scheduled for April 8, 2026. The draft ties allowable hikes to CPI plus 3% with exemptions for new builds and owner‑occupied homes.

UBS has asked a Brooklyn judge to confirm that a 1999 settlement bars new Holocaust‑era claims after investigators found nearly 900 Nazi‑linked accounts at Credit Suisse.

A Yale analysis shows most Colorado hospitals operate in concentrated markets, and a bill to give the attorney general new merger‑review powers stalled in committee last week.

Eneida Tavares quietly left the commissioner role while Boston's elections office remains under state receivership; the city has posted a job and named an acting chief.

Judicial leaders moved to accelerate a replacement for the decades-old CM/ECF system after a 2025 breach that may have exposed sealed records. Pilots will start at six courts in 2026.

The Oklahoma Senate passed bills to double a popular teacher scholarship and bar uncertified adjuncts from full‑time K–5 math and ELA roles; both measures now go to the House.