CBP announces a record $200 billion tariff revenue, attributing success to enforcement of Trump administration's trade policies and combatting evasion.

Raleigh establishes a new DWI Unit funded by a $553,707 grant to combat drunk driving, including increased checkpoints and patrols as part of the "Booze It & Lose It" campaign.

Golda Meir school 3rd graders will participate in a Milwaukee Common Council meeting after winning an essay contest, part of an initiative for youth engagement in local politics.

Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield won a court order stopping federal fines over SNAP operations, protecting food assistance amid legal clashes with the Trump administration.

Arizona Senator Ruben Gallego supports the bipartisan STOP China Act to prevent federal funds from being used on Chinese-made buses and rail cars, aiming to strengthen U.S. manufacturing and national security.

State records show DPS logged 110 people who tried to change the sex on their IDs; officials have not explained what they plan to do with the data.

The Forest Park PD shared Week 50 crime stats, RTCC and DFR program insights, and a crime map on Facebook, highlighting their tech-enhanced policing and community engagement efforts.

Ellis County plans to replat lots in Halverson Estates, potentially affecting addresses and views, with a Commissioners' Court meeting scheduled for public input on the changes.

VP JD Vance is expected to speak about economic issues at Uline's Pennsylvania warehouse, contrasting his disciplined approach with Trump's recent off-script economic speech.

Attorney General Ken Paxton sues five TV manufacturers, including TCL and Hisense with ties to China, accusing them of using ACR technology to spy on viewers without consent.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt adds three new communicators to his team, ahead of the 2026 legislative session, emphasizing their Oklahoma roots and dedication to service.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel filed a lawsuit with other states challenging the $100,000 fee on new H-1B visa petitions imposed by the Trump Administration.

Governor Josh Stein announced nearly $50 million in grants to aid storm-damaged infrastructure recovery in Western North Carolina following Hurricane Helene.