Atlanta councilors are considering a resolution to have APD body cameras record ICE activity, a move that would reshape local oversight and collide with state rules on footage access.

Cuba floated lump‑sum payouts for U.S. property seized after the 1959 revolution, but Miami claimants say eligibility, funding and enforcement are unclear.

Western Hillsborough voters decide a special Senate race today between Josie Tomkow and Brian Nathan; polls close at 7 p.m. local time.

The Oklahoma Senate passed SB80 39–3 to force earlier notice, public comment and hearings on turnpike plans. Sponsor Lisa Standridge says it could "sunset" dozens of dormant projects.

A former top aide told FOX 32 the Johnson administration showed a "level of hostility" toward law enforcement, adding to recent staff controversies.

Researchers say telemedicine and mailed abortion pills helped keep clinician‑provided abortions near 1.1 million in 2025 despite a growing wave of state bans.

At a state fraud hearing, lawmakers were told TSA flagged nearly $700 million in cash leaving MSP across 2024–25, prompting Treasury and FinCEN probes and calls for clearer tracking.

Nearly $26 million in state awards will fund broadband projects reaching 5,161 rural homes and businesses across 66 North Carolina counties.

Lake Country School District is asking voters on April 7 to approve $800K per year for four years to shore up operations; failure could lead to dissolution.

Donald Trump returned a mail ballot that was counted in a Palm Beach County special election even as he denounces mail-in voting as “cheating.”

Council President Zeke Cohen wants a 12-month moratorium on megawatt-scale data centers while the city studies grid, water and fiscal impacts.

City council members plan to introduce an ordinance to bar city departments from aiding ICE, following Allegheny County's recent vote and the mayor's pledge not to cooperate. The proposed law would limit data‑sharing and detainers without court orders.

The Pennsylvania House unanimously passed HB 1750 after an investigation found a Pittsburgh funeral director allegedly mishandled thousands of pets. The bill would force disclosures, certifications and new recordkeeping rules for pet cremation providers.