The National Park Service ordered the removal of three quotes at the Bunker Hill Monument — passages about slavery, immigration and anti‑war dissent — prompting swift criticism and legal pushback.

Residents met at Arsenal Technical High School to debate a possible school property-tax increase and pressed for clearer spending plans. The forum was an early step in a broader community conversation about school funding.

A Lamar High student who had been granted asylum in 2025 remains in ICE custody after officials reversed the approval; his next hearing is June 23.

A Boston judge warned Ken Paxton’s lawsuit against ActBlue could chill donors. ActBlue has asked a federal court to block the Texas AG’s probe as unconstitutional.

The Denver Housing Authority's board removed CEO Joaquín Cintrón Vega after an internal disagreement. Joshua Crawley will serve as interim CEO as the agency continues major projects.

City leaders want higher fines, license suspensions and a 1,000‑foot limit on tobacco sellers as local surveys show persistent teen vaping.

Pinellas County commissioners signed a 'Faith and Family Month' declaration this week, prompting criticism from LGBTQ+ advocates as Pride season begins.

An OIG synopsis says a Baltimore DOT signs-and-markings facility ran for years without a working fire alarm or sprinkler system and that repairs are now being contracted. The report flagged insulation, an open bay door and potential OSHA concerns.

The Tennessee attorney general has asked a chancery court to dismiss the Shelby County DA’s lawsuit challenging new task force and audit laws.

Jocelyn Benson declined FOX 2’s debate invite, leaving an empty chair while Genesee County Sheriff Chris Swanson answered questions on data centers, education and Gretchen Whitmer’s record. The forum ran before a live studio audience and took viewer questions via QR code.

Board leaders say two finalists remain as the district eyes a July 1 start amid an ongoing dispute with state monitors over hiring authority.

Commissioners will consider rejecting a three‑year tentative deputies’ contract that includes $3K‑plus supplements and multi‑year raises amid rising tensions. Local officials and the sheriff disagree on the move.

CAIR filed a federal civil‑rights lawsuit Thursday alleging FCPS and Thomas Jefferson administrators singled out Muslim and Arab students for discipline after a viral skit. The complaint seeks to clear records and recover damages.