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Wildwood to Close Boardwalk From 1 a.m. to 5 a.m. Starting May 13 After Unanimous Vote

City leaders call it a safety step to curb late-night crowds during a thinly staffed season.

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Boston Enacts Permit Rules for Major Food-Delivery Platforms

Myrtle Beach Police Charge Man Under Hate-Intimidation Law After Gunfire at LGBTQ Club

Curfew Order Breaks Up Large Teen Crowd in Chicago’s Loop, 8 Arrested

Louisville to Pay $800,000 to Settle Photographer’s Same‑Sex Wedding Case

Judge Bars Referendum on Nebius Data Center, Clearing Path for Project

Supreme Court Clears Street Preacher’s Challenge to Mississippi Protest Rules

Supreme Court Unanimously Lets Mississippi Preacher Pursue Prospective Challenge to Protest Ordinance

Denver Council Unanimously Backs Law Requiring Unmasked, Identifiable ICE Operations

Denver Approves Mask Ban and ID Rule for Law Enforcement After Unanimous Vote

Utah House Panel Revives Transportation Omnibus, Advances Revised SB242 9–1

Florida Senate Passes E‑Bike Safety Bill, Sending Micromobility Rules to House

NYC’s Expanded Protected Time Off Law Takes Effect With New Guidance and Enforcement Drive

Fort Lauderdale Activates Spring Break Safety Plan With More Patrols, Beach Rules and Naloxone

Federal Judge Enters Default Judgment Finding L.A. Violated Homeless Residents’ Rights

Judge Lets NYC 10% Tip-Prompt Rule Take Effect Monday

Chicago Licenses Sportsbooks as Lawsuit Over New Betting Tax Continues

Waymo Sues Santa Monica to Block Overnight Charging Ban

Supreme Court Weighs If Past Conviction Blocks Federal Challenge to Mississippi Protest Ordinance

Chicago's Overnight Winter Parking Ban Starts Dec. 1, Snow or No Snow