Hawai'i Governor Josh Green ordered U.S. and state flags at half-staff statewide to honor victims of shootings at Brown University and Bondi Beach, Sydney.

Minneapolis leaders have agreed on a $2 billion budget for 2026, with a focus on community safety, housing, climate initiatives, economic inclusivity, and maintaining the city's AAA bond rating.

Blount County Sheriff's Office offers a self-defense class (R.A.D.) for women aged 13+, focusing on resistance options and basic techniques, at no cost.

Former Fort Worth City Councilmember Frank Moss has died at 81, with tributes highlighting his service and legacy in District 5. Funeral details are pending.

Jacksonville held "Family Literacy Night" at Cummer Museum to foster reading, with Mayor Deegan attending and various activities, including access to the Bookmobile and free book giveaways.

Norman introduces the Visitability Building Permit Credit Program to encourage accessible housing, offering permit fee credits for features like no-step entrances and wider doorways.

Flags in Missouri are lowered to half-staff to honor the late Lieutenant Sarah McCarthy, a St. Charles County paramedic with 23 years of service, who passed away following on-duty chest pain and emergency surgery.

A Commonwealth Foundation analysis says Illinois led states in public‑sector union political spending during the 2023–24 cycle, with Chicago among the biggest targets. The findings renew calls for greater transparency around how dues are used.

Senator Mike Lee introduced the Auto Data Privacy and Autonomy Act to protect car owners' data privacy, requiring car manufacturers to obtain explicit consent before collecting or selling personal data.

Contra Costa County anticipates losing nearly 93,000 residents' healthcare coverage and over $300 million in funding by 2029 due to changes in Medi-Cal policies.

Kauanoe Batangan was appointed by Mayor Richard Bissen as the new Kahului member of the Maui County Council, filling the seat of the late Councilmember Natalie "Tasha" Kama.

The Tacoma City Council adopted "Tacoma 2035," a strategic framework based on community input, aiming at safety, housing, connectivity, employment, sustainability, and cultural diversity.

Ramsey County Board approved a reduced property tax increase of 8.25% for 2026, aiming to balance essential services with economic growth and tax impact.