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• Michigan's moratorium on evictions ends, but Detroit tenants get one month reprieve

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  The 36th District Court on Thursday lengthened the prohibition on evictions in the city through Aug. 15

• Oakland to pay $32.7M to settle Ghost Ship fire suits

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  The settlement will go to the families of 32 of the 36 who died in the 2016 blaze as well as one severely injured survivor

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• Georgia governor sues Atlanta over mask mandate

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  Gov. Brian Kemp announced the suit against Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms and members of the city council Thursday

• Georgia mayors to Gov. Kemp over new order banning mask directives: Nope

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  Several mayors said Thursday they will not rescind their local mask orders, and will go to court to defend them if necessary

• Southern Poverty Law Center announces $30M investment in voter registration and mobilization efforts

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  Voter outreach organizations in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana and Mississippi are eligible for support

• Is state preemption making us less safe? Local officials in Georgia 'frustrated' at lack of control in COVID-19 response

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  Gov. Brian Kemp has now explicitly suspended mask mandates put in place by local governments via executive order

• What happens when a governor and the capital city's mayor go to war?

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  A look at the rift between Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp and Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms over COVID, protests

• Group seeks to oust Oklahoma mayor, council over cuts to police funding

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  "Unite Norman" is upset with the council over its decision to reallocate 3.6% of the police department's annual budget to community development programs

• Colo. town will shield police from 'personal liability' portion of police reform law

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  Greenwood Village stated the town would in all cases defend any police officer in any suit or proceeding brought under Senate Bill 217

• How a Georgia bill aims to shield businesses against COVID-related legal claims

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  The bill covers businesses of all kinds and individuals, and provides immunity for COVID-related claims except in instances of gross negligence

• States sue U.S. Dept. of Ed. over virus relief funds going to private schools

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  Five states and the District of Columbia allege the department unlawfully interpreted the CARES Act to divert funding from low-income public schools to private ones regardless of need

• Breonna Taylor warrant part of larger gentrification scheme in Louisville, attorney says

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  According to court documents filed Sunday, Taylor was caught up in a plot to speed up the city's "Vision Russell" redevelopment initiative

• Subpoenas issued after N.Y. party guests refuse to speak to contact tracers

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  Those who do not comply and share what they know will face fines of $2,000 a day

• Judge stops NC town's limits on protests after ACLU files lawsuit

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  Graham's ordinance prohibits two or more people from protesting unless the police chief approves a permit filed 24 hours in advance

• Ohio elections boards must email or call absentee voters who don’t provide identifying information

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  Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose issued the directive Monday as part of his "Ready for November" plan for safe elections this fall

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