Honolulu Elections urged residents missing voter notification cards to call (808) 768-3800 as state mailings begin ahead of the 2026 elections.

HB26‑1202 would let cities and counties form multijurisdictional homelessness authorities, allow limited redirects of documentary filing fees for housing and require DOLA to present a statewide plan by January 2027.

A $7 million agreement with APS combines payments, bill credits and new temperature‑based rules aimed at preventing heat‑related shutoffs for Arizona customers.

Trump has endorsed John Braun in the competitive WA‑3 race, escalating national GOP attention against Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez. The endorsement pits national muscle against the incumbent’s fundraising edge.

County leaders and a new regional coalition will press Texas lawmakers in 2027 to expand subsidized, certified child care as ARPA dollars run out. Proposals include provider accelerators, tax incentives and regulatory fixes.

Metro Council will review the Nashville Downtown Partnership’s budget after the nonprofit said it will replace Solaren with Block by Block’s Civicity amid scrutiny over arrests and a garage fire.

APD's Facebook post lays out a six‑year base of $113,788 and bonuses for night shifts, bilingual skills and college credits that boost pay.

A UNC Board committee approved letting chancellors accept a housing stipend instead of living in official residences; the full board will vote in May.

Plaintiffs want Elon Musk’s deposition and unredacted America PAC records after saying the $1M giveaways weren’t truly random. The dispute has moved into Austin discovery.

A Green Party candidate for Arizona governor is being disavowed by state Greens after reporting ties to conservative organizers and paid petition circulators. Legal challenges over her signatures are now before a Maricopa County court.

A Cole County judge dismissed a legal challenge to Missouri’s $50M MOScholars program, keeping scholarship payments moving while appeals and next steps are considered. The ruling leaves the appropriated funding intact for now.

Kathy Klausmeier is proposing about $3.4M in her FY2026‑27 budget to add 12 battalion chiefs and boost on‑duty command coverage across Baltimore County. The measure must clear the County Council.

James Talarico unveiled a plan to close tax breaks for billionaires—targeting carried interest, offshore accounts and luxury write‑offs—to boost federal revenue.