Romulus ICE warehouse fight heads to July 29 hearing after June 9 conference
Romulus MI – The ICE warehouse fight at 7525 Cogswell Street heads toward a July 29 injunction hearing, with construction still paused until at least July 31.
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Kankakee County Board to consider courthouse remodel contracts Tuesday
Kankakee IL – The county board is scheduled to consider courthouse remodel contracts June 9, a step toward construction but not a final award yet.
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New Oklahoma DUI law could raise repeat-offense stakes for Mead drivers
Mead, OK — Oklahoma’s new repeat-DUI law starts Nov. 1 and lets prosecutors bundle two violations in one year into a single felony case.
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Baltimore Key Bridge trial delayed after settlements leave loss claims open
Baltimore, MD – A federal judge postponed the Key Bridge civil trial after late settlements, leaving Baltimore City, Baltimore County and business loss claims open.
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D.C. Circuit narrows transgender-troop ruling, protecting current troops
A federal appeals court said the Pentagon’s transgender-service policy likely violates equal protection, but kept protection for current troops named in the case.
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U.S. judge leaves Trump’s mail-voting order in place for now
A federal judge declined to block Trump’s March 31 election order, saying the challenge is premature while agency action remains pending.
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Minnesota ruling leaves Lester Prairie families with school uncertainty
A federal judge declined to restore school-protection limits on immigration agents, leaving Minnesota districts and Lester Prairie families waiting for the next court step.
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Fairbanks charter fight heads to court after state board approval
Fairbanks AK – The school district is moving to challenge Pearl Creek STEAM’s approval in court, with enrollment, building use, and costs now in play.
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Supreme Court temporarily restores mifepristone access nationwide
The Supreme Court temporarily restored broad mifepristone access after an appeals court restriction, but the legal fight and the risk of another shift remain.
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D.C. bill would toughen domestic-violence penalties
A pending D.C. bill from Mayor Bowser and U.S. Attorney Pirro would target repeat protection-order violations and child witnesses.
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Virginia Beach curfew paused by court order after Oceanfront vote
A Virginia Beach court order has paused enforcement of the Oceanfront curfew for now, leaving the local curfew fight to play out in court.
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Anaheim named in federal Mexican Mafia takedown after motel killing allegation
Federal prosecutors say a 2025 killing at an Anaheim motel is tied to a broader Mexican Mafia case that led to 43 arrests and searches.
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Virginia Beach Oceanfront curfew hits legal roadblock after council approval
Virginia Beach’s temporary 9:30 p.m. Oceanfront curfew was approved, enforced for one weekend, then blocked for its final night by a judge.
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Centralia shooting case moves from investigation to arrest as suspect stays jailed
Illinois State Police say a 21-year-old Centralia man was charged after the April 19 shooting that left one person dead and three others hurt.
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Huntsville City Schools won partial release from federal desegregation oversight. What changed and what comes next
Huntsville AL – A federal judge granted Huntsville City Schools partial unitary status on April 13, ending oversight in two areas while facilities remains under review.
