Indiana lawmakers, led by Rep. Tim O'Brien, seek federal action on the national debt, citing it as a security threat. Governor Braun and Comptroller Nieshalla support the resolution emphasizing the urgency of the debt crisis.

Columbus firefighters were honored at the 36th Annual Awards Banquet, with awards for bravery, service, and excellence in various aspects of firefighting and public safety.

State Democrats unveiled a bill package to block federal interference at the polls and shore up election administration across New York.

City officials say the PUCT denied El Paso Electric’s DCRF request, sparing residents an estimated $10.4M in charges and about $3.13 per household monthly.

North Carolina’s attorney general reached a consent judgment with Charlotte tow operator David Satterfield that bans certain towing practices and orders about $30,000 in restitution.

A Metro Atlanta mother is lobbying for a statewide registry and training standards for court-appointed child advocates amid concerns about oversight.

Florida’s 2024 SNAP error rate topped 15%, and a troubled MyACCESS portal has advocates warning that tightened paperwork could cost the state nearly $1 billion. Lawmakers are racing to act.

HB 4177 would restate limits on "serial communications," adjust ethics training and extend grievance deadlines after confusion over private messages among officials.

The Wake County school board will review the district's latest audit Tuesday as leaders confront tight finances and dwindling reserves.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani is expected to name Faiza Ali — a former City Council deputy chief of staff and immigrant‑rights organizer — to lead the Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs.

The University of Cincinnati is seeking nominations for outstanding legal mentors for a study leading to a book by Harvard University Press on exemplary legal mentorship.

A budget fight in Lansing could stall Rx Kids expansion after the program launched in Detroit; Whitmer seeks $20M while the House speaker pushes back.

Lawmakers want to replace the OSSAA with a state commission, but the proposal leaves major practical and legal questions unanswered.