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- 1Progressive Austin council candidate arrested at ICE protest▼Progressive candidate arrested after ICE protest says officer threatened to shoot pet
Misael Ramos, a democratic socialist running for Austin City Council, was arrested by Texas troopers Saturday morning while protesting US Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The arrest followed an ICE agent shooting Wilber Rafael Garcés Pérez in Austin. Ramos says an officer threatened to shoot his pet during the arrest, intensifying criticism of authorities' handling of the protest and the earlier shooting.
- 2Texas council candidate charged over ICE shooting protest▼Texas city council candidate who protested ICE shooting faces 'riot participation' charge
A city council candidate in Texas who took part in protests following an ICE-related shooting has been charged with 'riot participation'. The charge against a person actively running for local office is drawing attention amid ongoing national debate over immigration enforcement and the policing of protesters. Critics see the prosecution as politically charged, while officials point to the alleged conduct during the demonstrations. The case adds to tensions around ICE operations and protest crackdowns in Texas.
- 3Huntsville City Council certifies District 3 runoff election results●City Council certifies results of municipal election District 3 runoff
The Huntsville City Council has officially certified the results of the municipal election runoff for District 3, making the outcome final and clearing the way for the winning candidate to take office. Certification is a routine but essential step confirming vote counts. Attention now turns to who will represent the district on the council.
- 4Texas council candidate charged over ICE shooting protest▼Texas city council candidate who protested ICE shooting faces 'riot participation' charge
A Texas city council candidate who took part in protests following a shooting involving ICE agents has been charged with 'riot participation'. The case has drawn attention to tensions around immigration enforcement and the treatment of protesters, with critics suggesting the charge may be politically motivated given the candidate's run for office. Further details about the shooting and the arrest have not been widely reported.
- 5Vernonia City Council candidates answer questions on local economy▼Q&A: Candidates for Vernonia City Council on local economy, more
Candidates running for Vernonia City Council in Oregon have answered questions about the local economy and other community issues in a published Q&A. The feature lays out where each candidate stands ahead of the election, giving voters a side-by-side look at their priorities for the small Columbia County city.
- 6San Jose council candidates face questions over data centers▼Election 2026: How do San Jose council candidates plan to handle the increasingly controversial data center issue?
Candidates running for San Jose City Council in the 2026 election are being asked how they would handle the city's increasingly contentious data center debate. Data center proposals have drawn scrutiny over energy and water use, noise and neighborhood impacts, making the issue a defining question for campaigns. The Mercury News outlines where the candidates stand as the race takes shape.
- 7East Lansing Council Members Discuss Infrastructure and Election at Forum●East Lansing Council Members Talk Infrastructure, Upcoming Election at Community Forum
East Lansing city council members attended a community forum where they discussed local infrastructure priorities and the upcoming municipal election. The event gave residents a chance to hear directly from council members about road, utility and other infrastructure plans ahead of the vote. Details of specific projects or candidates have not been widely reported so far.
- 8Berkeley City Council Races Center on Safety and Development●Election 2026: Berkeley City Council races focus on public safety, development
The 2026 Berkeley City Council elections are shaping up around two dominant issues: public safety and housing development. Candidates are staking out positions on policing levels and neighborhood growth as they compete for council seats in the California city. Local coverage highlights how these debates are dividing the field ahead of the vote.