A proposed state bill would require businesses to display red, yellow or green signs showing whether guns and large knives are allowed; the plan is drawing sharp debate.

Nicholas Deml, with a background in the CIA and Vermont corrections, has been given significant authority as the new manager tasked with reforming Rikers Island, sparking hope among advocates due to his record of transparency and collaboration.

Gov. Josh Green told a Capitol rally he wants the Hawaiʻi Legislature to fast-track immigrant-protection bills after national protests and killings; sponsors have already filed measures limiting cooperation with federal agents.

Denver City Council urged Congress to defund and abolish ICE, pointing to a Palantir contract and local enforcement activity as reasons for the push.

JeffCAP organizes a LiHEAP outreach meeting in Kenner for residents seeking energy bill assistance, requiring various documents for eligibility assessment.

Tanya Terry has been appointed as the first permanent female Chief of Police for Indianapolis, with a record of contributing to a significant decrease in gun violence in the city.

Cherry Creek trustees said Tuesday they will review allegations of a toxic workplace tied to the superintendent and HR director, pause admin travel and examine a 2022 conflict memo.

Noel Campbell, 84, a Prescott native and three-term former state representative, died days after a motorcycle crash on I‑10, his family said.

The Western Currency Facility in Fort Worth is one of two US currency production sites, offering free public tours and producing 60% of the nation's money.

Senator Ron Latz reflects on Holocaust Remembrance Day, drawing parallels between historical atrocities and recent events in Minneapolis, highlighting the importance of standing up against tyranny.

Fort Worth deliberates tax incentives for Stellar Energy Americas to build a manufacturing facility, focusing on data center cooling equipment, with promises of investment and local jobs.

A proposed Washington law would require a judge‑signed warrant before ICE can enter nonpublic spaces at schools, day cares and hospitals after an ICE scare rattled Seattle campuses. Lawmakers head to committee this week.

Oklahoma Republicans have filed a broad slate of bills to tighten benefits, block in‑state tuition and push employers to verify immigration status. The proposals could reshape access to services and invite legal fights.