A 4-3 Michigan Supreme Court ruling revives Dana Nessel’s effort to investigate Eli Lilly’s insulin pricing and narrows a long-standing shield for regulated businesses.

A Jacksonville bill would tie some city incentives to a good-faith effort to hire veterans and active-duty military spouses.

Newport Beach approved roughly $1.5 million in contracts tied to a possible police headquarters at Civic Center Park, reigniting a fight over the site.

California’s $8.4 billion research bond promises medical breakthroughs, but its eligibility rules appear tailored to a UCLA-linked Los Angeles institute.

A surprise 200-foot tower in Greer has Greenville County weighing new buffers and notice rules before future towers go up.

UC Davis' transportation research center is still operating, but a $12 million federal grant cut has reshaped projects, staffing and student funding.

The ACLU says LVMPD demanded $6,811.33 for protest body-cam footage and then stopped responding. A lawsuit now challenges Metro’s public-records fees and policies.

A new House bill would extend water-storage authority, fund salmon recovery and create a federal committee for the Sacramento River Basin.

Victor Marx has chosen retired Marine Col. George Markert as his lieutenant governor pick, completing Colorado’s Republican ticket for November.

Maui lawmakers want ethics complaints to survive resignations and remain actionable for six years, with retroactive language now headed to the full Council.

A new coalition of Latino civic organizations is targeting 5 million voters across Florida and other battleground states ahead of the 2026 midterms.

Maui County is preparing $40 million in grants for wildfire recovery, workforce training and essential public services. Applications open soon, with a Sept. 24 deadline.

A 29-year-old Durham man died after leukemia was diagnosed following weeks in Georgia immigration detention. His family is demanding answers about alleged delays in medical care.