The state's top court allowed Attorney General Andrea Campbell's consumer‑protection suit against Meta to proceed. The decision keeps alive claims that Instagram and Facebook were engineered to hook minors.

Nevada’s high court heard argument April 9 over a 1985 parental‑notification law; justices took the case under submission after pressing lawyers on how the statute would work.

President Trump will make a short fundraising stop in Charlottesville Friday at Trump Winery; FAA temporary flight restrictions and extra security are in effect.

Flagstaff officials say ICE is looking to lease private office space in the city; local leaders and activists are pressing for details about location and use. The city has asked federal partners for more information.

Ohio's Controlling Board has released just over $202 million in federal Rural Health Transformation funds to shore up rural hospitals, birthing centers and telehealth.

Bowser's FY27 budget skirts major tax hikes and leans on cuts and one-time savings to plug an estimated $1.1 billion hole. The plan raises the medical‑marijuana sales tax and focuses capital dollars on schools and transit.

President Trump is expected cageside at UFC 327 in Miami Saturday; local outlets warn of road closures and heavy security around downtown and MIA.

Maricopa County Republicans condemned a Schweikert mailer accusing Andy Biggs of ties to racists and anti‑Semites, pulling the governor’s GOP primary back into the headlines.

A new Washington law forces employers to notify workers within five business days when federal authorities seek I-9 records. The change includes translation rules and potential penalties.

IV Waste will continue collecting French Quarter trash under a short-term deal while courts weigh a rival $73M contract and appeals. Service continues as litigation moves forward.

Ethics staff want to bar elected officials from using legal-defense funds to pay fines after donors covered Mayor London Breed’s 2021 penalty; proposed caps would limit donor influence.

Proposition B would put NFPA 1710 staffing and response‑time benchmarks into Round Rock’s charter, pitting firefighters against city leaders over cost, timing and enforcement ahead of the May 2 vote.

SF Fed President Mary Daly warns Iran-related oil disruptions could delay the Fed’s return to 2% inflation and make policymakers likelier to hold rates.