Congressman Ruben Gallego urged the FTC to look into unfair practices by corporate landlords, part of ongoing efforts to protect renters, including challenging rent-pricing firms like RealPage.

Tarrant County Elections invites the public to test its voting equipment on September 16, in preparation for the November elections, to ensure accuracy and enhance trust in the electoral process.

Texas intensifies border security with Operation Lone Star, reporting over 500,000 immigrant apprehensions and significant fentanyl seizures, while criticizing federal immigration policies.

Beginning September 20, Ramsey County offers absentee voting for the general election, with in-person and mail options available, including Hmong language support and online voter registration at mnvotes.org.

Donald Trump held a fundraiser in the Bay Area, drawing support despite the region's Democratic leanings, as he and VP Harris both tap into California's fundraising potential.

The City of Oakland sued OUSD for not paying its share of school board election costs, demanding around $1.5 million for elections in 2020, 2022, and a 2023 special election.

Hawaiʻi AG Anne Lopez shared the Lahaina Fire Report, highlighting multiple contributing factors to the Maui wildfire and calling for state and county preparedness improvements.

AZ Attorney General Kris Mayes urges the revocation of a drilling permit for Saudi-backed Fondomonte due to concerns over Arizona's water resources depletion.

Gov. Kemp speaks at the Georgia Workforce Summit about the state's top business ranking for the 11th year, underlining education and coordination efforts to sustain this achievement.

Brockton Superintendent Michael Thomas resigned after a report revealed an $18 million deficit due to financial mismanagement, with no evidence of fraud found.

TX Attorney General Paxton warns against risks of unsolicited voter registration applications, underlining potential illegality and election integrity concerns.

Coconino County officials urged USDA Secretary Vilsack for more funds for forest restoration, highlighting the dangers of wildfires and the investments in local forest industries.

President Nygren urges the Navajo Nation Council to act quickly on the 2025 budget to avoid financial instability and protect government operations and employee welfare.