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Iowa City council narrowly approves downtown police unit
Public safetyA closely divided Iowa City council approved a new police unit focused on downtown public safety.
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News · IA
A closely divided Iowa City council approved a new police unit focused on downtown public safety.

News · WI
David Crowley says repealing the state’s minimum markup law would lower fuel prices and blames federal policies backed by Tom Tiffany for rising costs.

News · PA
Attorney General Dave Sunday says the platforms mislead users about addictive features, disappearing content and children's exposure to adult material.

News · OK
Parties in the 21-year-old pollution lawsuit have until Sept. 30 to explain why the judge should consider their proposed settlement.

News · NY
The Board of Regents approved a plan to overhaul graduation requirements so students will not have to pass Regents Exams for a diploma.

News · MD
The Maryland Republican’s bill would suspend federal gasoline and diesel taxes through the end of 2026 if Congress approves it.

News · NM
A proposal would add 3 cents per gallon to the gasoline tax and 4 cents per gallon to the special fuel tax, including diesel.

News · FL
The STARS Act would locate the new federal academy in Florida, but the federal government has not made a final site decision.

News · NV
The justices rejected a Trump administration appeal that sought to disrupt Nevada’s existing process for mail ballots.

News · MI
The Supreme Court blocked federal mail-ballot restrictions as Michigan lawmakers began examining a citizenship petition’s rejection.

News · SD
South Dakota’s secretary of state says immediate implementation could cause mistakes and delays, while the attorney general supports lifting a court block.

News · OH
The justices left in place a lower court ruling against required U.S. Postal Service screening of mail-in ballots.

News · AR
Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders announced a new state plan aimed at Arkansas families waiting for CES services.

News · AR
The Searcy Republican ended a legislative tenure that began in 2009 and accepted a job with Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas.

News · MO
The 2026 grants cover 350 counties, cities, towns and a school district participating in Missouri Blue Shield.

News · TX
Greg Abbott has ordered new water-related penalties targeting data centers in Texas.

News · ID
The board’s action follows financial problems and a federal order barring President Donald Trump’s name from the performing arts venue.

News · ID
The court rejected Trump’s effort to restrict mail ballots ahead of the midterm elections, leaving election administration unchanged by that effort.

News · UT
The Supreme Court turned aside Trump’s requested mail-ballot restrictions ahead of the midterm elections.

News · TX
Federal charges in Texas put election enforcement at the center of Trump’s broader attention to voting by noncitizens.

News · TX
Federal charges announced in Texas align with Trump’s broader focus on noncitizen voting, without a direct link to a specific election or race.

News · VT
The Supreme Court left in place an injunction preventing new Postal Service rules for mail ballots ahead of the Nov. 3 election.

News · KY
The program is expected to eliminate about in medical debt for more than 130,000 Kentucky residents.

News · CO
Colorado can continue sending mail ballots to active registered voters under state law during the 2026 midterm election.

News · TX
Federal charges announced in Texas come amid Trump’s broader attention to noncitizen voting, but they are not tied to a specific election or race.

News · WI
The Supreme Court rejected voting changes, while federal officials remain focused on Wisconsin election administration.

News · AK
The 2021 letter praised President Joe Biden’s COVID-19 policies and called on Congress to pursue 100% clean energy.

News · UT
Rubicon has filed another lawsuit against Utah Attorney General Derek Brown’s office over evidence tied to a billion case.

News · CA
California Gov. Newsom says he would not seek the presidency in 2028 if Harris becomes a candidate.

News · VT
Sarah Copeland Hanzas welcomed the court’s decision to block federal requirements for distributing and returning mail-in ballots.