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- 1Phil Weiser faces voter questions at 9NEWS town hall▼Phil Weiser takes questions on affordability, healthcare and the environment from voters at 9NEWS town hall
Colorado attorney general and gubernatorial candidate Phil Weiser took questions from voters at a 9NEWS town hall, addressing the state's top concerns: affordability, healthcare and the environment. The forum gave residents a direct line to the candidate as Colorado's 2026 governor's race gains momentum, with cost of living and healthcare access dominating the conversation.
- 2Labcorp reaches multistate settlement over data breach▼Multistate settlement reached with Labcorp over data breach
Labcorp has agreed to a settlement with a coalition of US states over a data breach affecting the medical testing company. The agreement follows a coordinated multistate investigation into the exposure of customer information. Details of the settlement terms, including any payments or required changes to Labcorp's data security practices, have not yet been fully disclosed.
- 3Phil Weiser takes voter questions at 9NEWS town hall▼Phil Weiser fields voter questions on affordability, healthcare and environment at 9NEWS Town Hall
Colorado attorney general and gubernatorial candidate Phil Weiser appeared at a 9NEWS town hall, where voters pressed him on the cost of living, healthcare access and environmental policy. He answered questions directly from residents ahead of the election, laying out his positions on affordability and the state's energy and environmental priorities. The forum gave voters a chance to compare his record and platform on core campaign issues.
- 4Minnesota Democrats Launch Slate of Statewide Campaigns●Minnesotans! ❄️️ Peggy Flanagan is running for Senate, Steve Simon for Secretary of State, and Keith Ellison for AG. Vit
Minnesota Democrats are highlighting a slate of statewide candidacies: Peggy Flanagan is running for Senate, Steve Simon for Secretary of State, and Keith Ellison for Attorney General. Supporters point to child care, health care costs, ballot access and consumer protection as key campaign issues, and are urging voters abroad to request their ballots through VoteFromAbroad.org as part of get-out-the-vote efforts.
- 5NJ attorney general co-leads bipartisan push to fund Supreme Court security▼NJ attorney general co-leads bipartisan call for Congress to fully fund Supreme Court security
New Jersey's attorney general is co-leading a bipartisan coalition of state attorneys general urging Congress to fully fund security for the US Supreme Court. The joint call stresses that the justices and the court's facilities must be protected regardless of political affiliation. It comes amid ongoing concerns about threats to public officials and federal judges, and pressure on lawmakers to act before funding deadlines.
- 6Indiana AG Rokita signs agreements with ICE on deportations●Rokita signs agreements with ICE for deportations, immigration cases
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita has signed agreements with US Immigration and Customs Enforcement to assist with deportations and immigration cases. The move aligns Indiana's attorney general office with federal immigration enforcement, drawing attention amid ongoing national debate over state cooperation with ICE.
- 7Colorado attorney general sues to stop Hudson immigrant detention camp▼Attorney General Phil Weiser sues to halt new immigrant detention camp in Hudson
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser has filed a lawsuit seeking to halt the construction or operation of a new immigrant detention camp in Hudson, Colorado. The legal action challenges the facility planned for the small Weld County town. The move adds Colorado to the growing list of states legally contesting expanded immigration detention, and is likely to spark debate between state officials and federal immigration authorities over detention policy.
- 8Florida AG seeks court order blocking new OpenAI models●Florida attorney general asks judge to bar OpenAI from developing new AI models without third-party approval… # technolo
Florida's attorney general has asked a judge to bar OpenAI from developing new AI models without approval from a third party, according to a report by Tom's Hardware. The legal move, if granted, would impose external oversight on the company's model development. Details of the underlying case and the state's specific arguments were not included in the reporting, leaving the scope of the request unclear.
- 9Massachusetts AG releases report on Catholic dioceses abuse●AG releases report on child sex abuse in Catholic Dioceses of Fall River, Springfield, Worcester
Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell has released a report on child sexual abuse within the Catholic Dioceses of Fall River, Springfield and Worcester, following a statewide investigation. The report details abuse allegations and how diocesan officials responded over decades. The findings add Massachusetts to the list of states publishing comprehensive reviews of clergy abuse in the Catholic Church.
- 10Jackley Urges Congress to Fully Fund Supreme Court Security●Jackley Urges Congress to Fully Fund Security Request for U.S. Supreme Court
South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley is calling on Congress to fully fund the security funding request for the U.S. Supreme Court. The appeal adds a state-level voice to ongoing concerns about threats against federal judicial figures and the protection of the court's justices and facilities, an issue that has drawn bipartisan attention in Washington.