A new Florida Senate bill would let high school head coaches use personal funds for meals, rides and recovery — capped, reported and barred from recruiting. The measure is tied to Teddy Bridgewater’s suspension.

President Trump directed agencies to begin identifying and reviewing UAP/UFO and 'alien' records for public release. Archivists and defense officials say reviews will be slow and subject to security redactions.

Montgomery County's DHCA reports that the Rent Stabilization law, effective July 2023, has successfully stabilized rent and fee increases for tenants while ensuring fair returns for landlords.

Miami-Dade has asked the mayor to study FOG enforcement on an accelerated timeline as restaurateurs warn upgrades and certifications can cost thousands. The review could reshape how grease rules are applied to small kitchens.

Woodside's council voted 4‑1 to seek an independent audit of requests for Flock Safety license‑plate camera data after local residents raised alarms about out‑of‑state access.

Florida CFO Blaise Ingoglia accuses Fort Pierce of over $10 million in "wasteful spending" and suggests a millage rate reduction without service loss.

HUD’s proposed rule would require proof of citizenship for every HUD tenant and could force mixed‑status families to choose between splitting up or losing assistance.

Florida lawmakers call for justice as the 30th anniversary of the Brothers to the Rescue shootdown by Cuban jets approaches, targeting Raúl Castro's role in the incident.

Tom Steyer told union leaders he’d back a 2027 special election to push split‑roll and other corporate tax hikes; he planned a San Francisco press conference to roll out the idea.

Mayor Mamdani's administration sent warning letters to 187 NYC gyms over hard‑to‑cancel memberships, calling out chains from Planet Fitness to Equinox and urging compliance with cancellation laws.

Construction of the new Douglass Community Center in Ward 8, led by Mayor Muriel Bowser, begins, honoring Frederick Douglass with a $25 million investment in a modern, energy-efficient hub.

A federal judge refused to toss The Stanford Daily’s First Amendment challenge to State Department visa powers, finding students plausibly showed a chilling effect. The case now moves toward the merits.

Clifford "Rip" Rippetoe will retire this year as the San Diego Convention Center prepares to tap hotel-tax funds for repairs and an eventual expansion.