Bills filed in November 2025 would let Ohioans choose natural organic reduction — turning remains into soil — and set rules for licensed facilities.

Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic warned Tuesday that AI could push unemployment higher and that monetary policy alone may not be able to offset a structural shift. His comments come as he prepares to leave the bank at the end of his term.

Chicago Fed chief Austan Goolsbee urged patience on rate cuts, saying 3% inflation is 'not good enough.' Markets still price easing later this year.

President Trump will speak in Corpus Christi this Friday to push energy and the economy while remaining neutral in the crowded Texas Senate primary. The trip lands days before the March 3 primary.

Trump and his campaign settled a copyright suit with the Isaac Hayes estate in Atlanta. The parties filed a joint dismissal after mediation; terms were not disclosed.

The Indiana House approved SB1, a Republican-backed bill that tightens Medicaid and SNAP checks, adds immigration verification and codifies a ban on candy and sugary drinks.

Las Vegas approved CCSD's new Skye Canyon elementary, an 850‑student campus with dozens of classrooms; construction is slated for this summer amid budget strain.

The U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear Huntington Beach’s challenge, leaving state court orders that force the city toward a new housing plan and possible rezoning.

Mayor Ben Nadolski spotlights Deputy Chief Tyler 'Ziggy' Ziegler and the Ogden Police Department's push on hiring, training and claimed drops in use-of-force.

A PRRI study finds most Utah residents reject Christian nationalist ideas, even as the view gains ground with parts of the GOP.

Officials warn that price gouging after the blizzard could draw fines and enforcement. State and city guidance outlines what counts and how cases will be handled.

A Riverside court ordered Credit One to pay $10.2M after prosecutors accused the bank and its vendors of repeated, harassing debt-collection calls across California.

A federal magistrate has paused Louisiana’s effort to void the Orleans Parish Sheriff’s Office detainer policy and sent key state‑law questions to the Louisiana Supreme Court.