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Jacob Frey vetoes Minneapolis driverless rideshare measure
Elections and votingThe Minneapolis mayor rejected a city ordinance addressing driverless rideshare service.
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News · MN
The Minneapolis mayor rejected a city ordinance addressing driverless rideshare service.

News · DC
The order directs federal agencies to cut invasive mosquitoes and ticks in Washington and consider genetic and sterilization tools.

News · WI
The department reminded Wisconsinites that state and federal laws provide separate layers of protection for elections.

News · SD
Kristi Noem filed for divorce from Bryon Noem after 34 years of marriage, prompting jokes about the couple’s split.

News · PA
Multiple acts aimed at fighting human trafficking have been signed into Pennsylvania law.

News · TN
The governor called Christa Piker’s botched execution a tragedy and directed the state to investigate what happened.

News · OK
The president released a campaign video before an Oct. 1 rally at the Choctaw Event Center in Durant.

News · MN
The Minneapolis City Council approved an ordinance concerning driverless rideshares, but Mayor Jacob Frey says he will veto it.

News · NM
Voters will decide a U.S. Senate seat, three U.S. House seats and several statewide offices on Nov. 3, 2026.

News · PA
The measure cleared the state House, but Pennsylvania’s primary election rules have not changed yet.

News · PA
The measure would let Pennsylvania voters without a party affiliation participate in primary elections.

News · MO
Prediction market companies must stop offering sports-related event contracts covered by a Missouri order.

News · MD
Baltimore Mayor Scott is seeking to restrict the inspector general’s access to some records through a protective order.

News · MS
A young district attorney is urging Democratic officials and donors to compete for voters despite the party’s long Senate drought.

News · RI
The Boston Globe has drawn attention to Mayor Brett Smiley’s behavior following a loss to David Morales.

News · AL
Filed contracts and a changing commission review process will shape what the new law means for Alabama electricity customers.

News · DC
An executive order directs several federal agencies to coordinate a mosquito-control effort in Washington, D.C.

News · OK
The city approved roadwork connected to Oklahoma’s first Buc-ee’s while concerns about outward development remained unresolved.

News · OR
Oregon has signed legislation improving workers’ compensation benefits, with implementation details now becoming the next focus.

News · NM
A New Mexico lawmaker has announced legislation aimed at regulating artificial intelligence in the state.

News · MI
The petition concerns an accusation that a Michigan clerk canceled voter registrations, but approval does not establish that claim as fact.

News · FL
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced that 20 people were arrested over allegations of illegal voting.

News · DC
The current trial involving D.C. Councilmember Trayon White ended without a verdict after a mistrial was declared.

News · CA
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a state measure prohibiting public officials from issuing memecoins.

News · DC
The mistrial ended the current proceeding without a verdict, leaving the case’s next steps to the court process.

News · IL
Illinois voters will choose a U.S. senator, governor and other statewide and congressional officeholders on Nov. 3, 2026.

News · PA
Publishers ending access to a digital game would have to preserve play or issue a refund of at least 25%.

News · AZ
An Arizona lawmaker has proposed increasing federal support for services that help people gain English fluency.

News · VA
Lawmakers raised concerns that larger fines for public marijuana use would worsen unequal outcomes among racial groups.

News · CA
The governor approved a state measure described as a counterpoint to Trump, turning the proposal into California law.