Missouri Attorney General warns of investment scams, advising vigilance against pyramid schemes and financial fraud, and offering assistance to victims.

Texas Attorney General Paxton filed a brief against AMP and NSJP, alleging support for Hamas and aiming to bolster claims under the Anti-Terrorism Act.

The US Court of Appeals upholds an injunction against a Trump policy that threatened to cut NIH funding, as AG Nessel and other attorneys general defend the funding.

Indiana House invites students aged 13-18 to experience government firsthand as pages in the 2026 legislative session, with applications available online.

North Carolina health officials will hold a virtual media briefing to discuss the importance of vaccinations amid a rise in measles and respiratory illnesses.

Dearborn Fire Chief Joseph Murray was appointed to the Michigan EMS Coordination Committee, tasked with overseeing EMS systems and advising on related policies until 2028.

Democratic Whip Katherine Clark reflects on the 5-year anniversary of the January 6th insurrection, criticizing Trump's influence on the event and stressing the importance of defending democracy.

Three new members were sworn into the Columbus Board of Education, with Dr. Miranda elected as President, and Ingles as Vice President, poised to address the district's challenges.

The Plymouth Police Department shared a FAQ on their immigration policy, clarifying non-enforcement of federal immigration laws and the rights of immigrants during police interactions.

North Ridgeville is set to welcome a new Meijer store, with plans submitted for a location on Cypress Avenue. The development is part of broader economic growth and improved infrastructure in the area.

Mayor Frey starts his third term focusing on housing, safety, and economic growth for Minneapolis. He emphasizes opportunity and collaboration in his inauguration ceremony.

The Economic Development Authority of Brooklyn Park had a closed meeting following a public council meeting, topic undisclosed, causing local speculation.

Bedford County joins the Tennessee Advanced Communications Network (TACN), improving its emergency response communication capabilities for various departments, including 911, EMS, and the Sheriff's Office.