STATE-BY-STATE
ALABAMA Montgomery: State health officials say they’ve identified an Auburn University student with a case of pulmonary tuberculosis.
ALASKA Sitka: Officials say a valve shut at a hatchery, killing over 1,000 young salmon, may be vandalism.
ARIZONA Glendale: The city plans to vote on a permanent American flag on the top of Thunderbird Mountain.
ARKANSAS Hot Springs: A water main hit by a stolen car, damaging the city’s water supply, is fixed.
CALIFORNIA Oakland: A deck detached from the second story of a house, injuring three people.
COLORADO Denver: Recreational marijuana sales in the state hit a record $106 million in March.
CONNECTICUT New Britain: Mayor Erin Stewart is quitting the governor’s race to run for lieutenant governor.
DELAWARE Dover: The Division of Motor Vehicles will debut a new design for driver’s licenses next month.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA: A judge upset by the mistaken release of jail inmates warned city corrections officials their job isn’t “rocket science.”
FLORIDA Orlando: Sen. Bill Nelson says the state leads the nation in exploding Takata airbag deaths, with three, and injuries, with 83.
GEORGIA Fannin County: The school board has approved a plan to allow teachers to carry holstered firearms, but not in bags or purses.
HAWAII Kauai: Authorities say a disease that has killed thousands of Big Island trees has spread to the Moloaa Forest Reserve in Kauai.
IDAHO Pocatello: State game officials have captured a mountain lion near the campus of Idaho State University.
ILLINOIS Chicago: Officials couldn’t find a link between food served at Shedd Aquarium and more than 100 illnesses reported by Andrew High School students attending a prom.
INDIANA Noblesvillle: Authorities say a man faces a charge of shooting a three-legged deer from his car on a public road. Local deer hunters had formed a pact to spare the doe.
IOWA Des Moines: A tiger, a snow leopard and two gazelles — one of which is named LeBron — are new additions to the Blank Park Zoo.
KANSAS Hutchinson: A man convicted of stealing more than $43,000 from his mentally disabled brother must pay restitution.
KENTUCKY Lexington: Jill Biden, wife of Vice President Biden, will speak Tuesday at a summit to help rural youth prepare for college.
LOUISIANA Baton Rouge: Pornographic films won’t be eligible for state film tax credits under a bill heading to the governor’s desk.
MAINE Portland: The Federal Transit Administration is giving ferry operator Casco Bay Lines $6 million to replace an aging boat.
MARYLAND Salisbury: Officials say a woman was found with a loaded handgun at a regional airport.
MASSACHUSETTS Amherst: CNN anchor Jake Tapper addressed University of Massachusetts-Amherst graduates last week.
MICHIGAN Southfield: Security footage shows a BP gas station roof suddenly collapsing in the middle of the night. No one was hurt.
MINNESOTA Minneapolis: An investigation by KARE-TV finds that most state schools don’t test buildings for radon. Guidelines suggest such tests every five years.
MISSISSIPPI Jackson: Belhaven University recognized retiring provost Dan Fredericks with an honorary degree last weekend.
MISSOURI Wentzville: Several school districts are allowing businesses to advertise at sports and extracurricular events as a way to raise revenue without higher taxes.
MONTANA Missoula: The Clark Fork River began to recede Saturday
after its highest crest since 1908. NEBRASKA Lincoln: Authorities say a man accused of stopping an Amtrak train by enabling an emergency brake is working on a plea deal.
NEVADA Carson City: For the new fiscal year, the state Labor Commissioner kept the minimum wage at
$7.25 hourly for workers with health benefits from their employer and
$8.25 for those with no benefits.
NEW HAMPSHIRE Meredith: The Republican Party considered platform changes at its state convention last weekend, but didn’t make any.
NEW JERSEY Oradell: Residents here are being warned about a possible sighting of a bobcat.
NEW MEXICO Clovis: Officials are taking applications for the state’s sixth racetrack and casino license.
NEW YORK Huntington: Long Island’s First Church of Christ Scientist is up for sale along with its caretaker’s cottage and a parking lot.
NORTH CAROLINA Raleigh: The state Supreme Court will stay out of the case of a man convicted of misdemeanor child abuse for paddling his son who wouldn’t eat his dinner, then had the conviction reversed. NORTH DAKOTA Jamestown: Authorities say the ex-husband of a woman who was fatally shot in a parking lot has turned himself in.
OHIO Wilberforce: An exhibit that explores the history of blacks in comic books opened over the weekend at the National Afro-American Museum & Cultural Center.
OKLAHOMA Ardmore: A woman died after police say seven dogs attacked her. They were later euthanized at the owner’s request.
OREGON Merrill: The town is dedicating a new park to deceased Walt Disney animator Carl Barks, known for drawing Donald Duck.
PENNSYLVANIA Pittsburgh: Police rescued a woman straddling a bridge rail and preparing to jump.
RHODE one teachers ISLAND here Warwick: were told Seventy- they may not because be returning of program next cuts. school year
SOUTH CAROLINA Columbia: Gov. Henry McMaster says the state is sending a helicopter and about nine Army National Guard soldiers to Texas to patrol the Mexican border.
SOUTH DAKOTA Rapid City: A threemember Army National Guard unit that spent nine months in Romania will return home Wednesday.
TENNESSEE Sparta: A man mowing his lawn was airlifted to a hospital after falling in a 30-foot trench.
TEXAS Liberty County: Lance Stephens caught an alligator measuring eight feet, four inches and weighing 264 pounds in the Trinity River.
UTAH Salt Lake City: A former worker at a residential youth treatment facility is accused of assaulting a 16-year-old boy as part of an unofficial “fight club” at the school.
VERMONT Montpelier: Vermont Life, founded in 1946 to show the state’s virtues, has ended publication. There are no plans for an online version.
VIRGINIA Richmond: A federal appeals court panel upheld the death sentence of Carlos David Caro, an inmate who ate his cellmate’s breakfast, then killed him for complaining.
WASHINGTON Puyallup: A lawsuit blames a hospital for breaching duty of care after it issued a hepatitis C warning for 2,600 ER patients.
WEST VIRGINIA Beaver: A worker died in a construction zone accident along Interstate 64 after another worker backed over him with a truck.
WISCONSIN Sheboygan: Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin says it will offer abortion services as part of a new clinic reopening in the town.
WYOMING Casper: Wyoming Symphony Orchestra conductor and music director Matthew Savery is calling it quits after a decade.