The Atlanta City Council voted March 2 to push APD to make diversion the presumptive response for eligible low-level offenses and to report on referrals. Sponsors say the move aims to ease jail overcrowding and avoid criminalizing homelessness.

Hernando County will hold a public workshop next Tuesday after the sheriff installed Flock license‑plate cameras without board sign‑off. Commissioners are weighing rules that could limit future deployments.

Aurora settled a federal suit and agreed to restore in‑person council meetings with a one‑hour public‑comment period and set speaker limits after months of protests.

April dialogues at the U.N. in Manhattan will spotlight nominees before secret Security Council straw polls shape the final choice for secretary-general.

Montgomery County consolidated more than a dozen precincts ahead of Tuesday’s primary because of a poll worker shortage. Voters are being asked to confirm their polling locations.

FASORP appealed to the Seventh Circuit after a judge dismissed its suit accusing Northwestern Pritzker of discriminating against white, male faculty candidates.

Stuart Rabinowitz has stepped down from leadership at Nassau University Medical Center as the hospital names Tom Stokes CEO and works through a large budget shortfall.

After repeated setbacks, Houston plans to flip on a new $31M police records system in October 2026 to replace the platform tied to a scandal over suspended reports.

Milwaukee’s Common Council says MPD will bar officers from wearing facial coverings meant to conceal identity, and a citywide ordinance is being drafted. The change is part of an ICE Out package aimed at transparency.

A federal audit found Colorado made at least $77.8M in improper Medicaid payments for applied behavior analysis and was ordered to return about $42.6M in federal funds. The findings raise questions about access and state budget pressure.

ADP employees in Geauga County filed for a SERB representation election, saying budget fights have undermined long‑term funding. The move could affect about 21 IT staff and county services.

Two GOP lawmakers asked the FCC and Commerce to investigate Anker, citing Eufy camera encryption flaws and alleged Chinese subsidies. Regulators could open trade and security inquiries.

Heavier SUVs, pricier repairs and trade tariffs have combined to push California auto premiums higher. State Farm’s $5B payout offers some relief but drivers should brace for bigger renewal bills.