Key Deadlines and Early Voting Dates Announced for Oklahoma City's Upcoming Mayoral Election
Oklahoma City's mayoral election is on Feb. 10, with voter registration ending Jan. 16 and absentee ballot deadline on Jan. 26. Incumbent David Holt faces Matthew Pallares in a nonpartisan race. Early voting will be available on Feb. 5 and 6.
Independent Security Assessment Recommends Upgrades for Minnesota State Capitol Safety
The Axtell Group recommends security enhancements for the Minnesota State Capitol, with the Minnesota State Patrol acknowledging staff professionalism but seeing a need for upgrades in screening and technology.
Senator Ruben Gallego Criticizes President's Military Actions in Venezuela, Cites Constitutional Concerns
Senator Ruben Gallego criticized President Trump's military actions in Venezuela on the Senate floor, drawing from his own combat experience and warning against a war without clear plans.
El Paso's Own Stephanie Han: From Irvin High Wrestling Champion to World Boxing Titleholder and Dedicated Police Officer
Police officer and boxing champion Stephanie Han is an Irvin High School alumna who combines dedication to public service with her athletic career, informed by a disciplined background and support from her community in El Paso.
Johnston County Commissioners Launch Key Infrastructure Projects Including Neuse River Trail and Water Plant Expansions
The Johnston County Board of Commissioners initiated projects to improve recreational and essential services, including expanding the Neuse River Trail and developing new parks and infrastructure.
Pima County Board of Supervisors to Hold Evening Meetings for Improved Public Involvement
Pima County Board of Supervisors will hold evening meetings from May 12 to increase public participation, adjusting meeting days to second and fourth Tuesdays to avoid clashes with the City of Tucson.
Hawaii Attorney General Halts State Probe to Support Federal Case on $35,000 Incident Linked to Former Legislators
Hawaii's Attorney General halts a state investigation into a $35,000 incident to avoid conflict with a federal case that already led to convictions of two former legislators.












