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The 2026 Florida elections: Key dates and links
The real action, this election, is at the state and local levels.

Indianapolis democrats question if mayor has plan to fix roads following veto
INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett vetoed proposed tax hikes that would pay to improve roads. City-County Council Democrats remain skeptical that he has a better alternative plan. The council approved the measure last week, which would have raised, in many cases, the…

Department of Justice awards $150K to child abuse centers in Montana
MISSOULA — Four Children's Advocacy Centers in Montana are receiving nearly $150,000 in grant funds to support child survivors of crime and abuse, money that will go toward technology upgrades, facility improvements and professional training.
Latest fundraising numbers out in the race for Indiana Secretary of State
While the fundraising race is far from over, neither is the race for the office itself, with less than four months to go until Election Day.

Permanent Deputy Chief Named at Utica Police Department
James Holt now holds the permanent title of deputy chief with the Utica Police Department.

Utica's Station 4 Firehouse Floor Repairs Moving Forward
Work is moving forward to reopen a firehouse in South Utica that has been closed for repairs.

Former Employees Say Indy Parks Has a ‘Broken System’
On paper, Indy Parks appears to be thriving but recent city press releases trumpet that over 40 parks are currently under construction or pending upgrades
Indiana’s state budget reserves jump 60% in past year to $4B
Gov. Braun lauds fiscal position as giving state flexibility, while Democrats push for school, child care funding.

Hogsett vetoes vehicle tax increase
At least two Democrats would likely need to change their stance to override the veto.
Juror who caused mistrial in Indianapolis murder by malnutrition case makes first court appearance
Court records say that on June 22, outside the courtroom, the juror allegedly approached and talked to a witness.

Pinellas Park considers pause on AI data centers
The Pinellas Park City Council will consider a one-year moratorium on new data centers.

Hochul announces $45.9M for NY supportive housing initiative
New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced $45.9 million in funding through the Empire State Supportive Housing Initiative to develop more supportive housing units for New Yorkers experiencing homelessness.