Oklahoma City invites public input on federal HUD fund usage, hosting workshops to shape the 2026-2027 Action Plan for housing, development, and services for the homeless.

Boston protesters rally for a second day against the ICE shooting of Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis, questioning the federal narrative of self-defense and claiming abuses of power.

Ferguson announces a water main replacement project by Missouri American Water, expected to last 6-8 months starting January 5, affecting several streets including Robert Avenue and Nancy Place.

Lieutenant Ed Hallett retired from the South Milwaukee Police Department after over 30 years of service, leaving a lasting impact on the force and community.

NY Attorney General Letitia James demands transparency from Instacart on their variable pricing practices, citing concerns about legality and consumer rights.

TEA has named Andrew Kim conservator for Lake Worth ISD after Marilyn Miller Language Academy’s fifth consecutive unacceptable rating. The district says schools will remain open during the transition.

Senator Moody calls for passage of the Halo Act, citing increased threats to ICE officers, following an attempt by a protestor to assault officers in Minnesota. The act would establish a 25-foot safety zone around on-duty first responders.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani hires Anna Bahr, Joe Calvello, Monica Klein, Dora Pekec, and Lekha Sunder for senior communications roles, signaling a commitment to working-class New Yorkers.

Zebulon Police Department invites locals to a free Citizens Police Academy for an inside look at law enforcement. Open to adults and high school students, space is limited; apply by January 23.

Governor Polis expressed disappointment after Congress did not override Trump's veto on the Arkansas Valley Conduit, a project for clean water in southeastern Colorado.

Oklahoma's House Bill 2992 aims to prevent residents from subsidizing the high energy costs of data centers, ensuring these facilities pay for their own electricity consumption.

Seattle Police responded to an armed abduction call, which turned out to be ICE agents conducting immigration enforcement. The Police Chief reassured the public about their commitment to safety for all residents.

One year after LA firestorms, Governor Gavin Newsom and state officials commit to ongoing recovery efforts with a focus on mental health support and community resilience, utilizing resources like Resiliency Centers and counseling programs.