Blaine, Minnesota announces a public hearing for Enclave Companies' rezoning and development project proposal at 11008 Sunset Avenue NE, including 175 townhomes.

Mayor Mamdani of NYC signed three executive orders to enhance tenant protections and address the housing crisis, appointing Cea Weaver as Director of the Mayor’s Office to Protect Tenants.

Massachusetts starts 2026 with new laws on cannabis lounges, boater education, deer hunting, assault penalties on transit workers, and the addition of two commemorative days.

WLWT highlighted the story of George Remus, a notorious Cincinnati bootlegger, with insights from law professor Christopher Bryant on legal loopholes during Prohibition.

Lt. Rodriguez is honored for 30 years of service with the Speedway Police Department, celebrated for his dedication, leadership, and impact on the community.

Marysville WA Police Department commends Cadets Matharu and Castro for nearing completion of the WLEEA Winter Academy.

A federal judge approved a $10M settlement after regulators said Disney mislabeled kids' YouTube videos, allowing data collection. The order forces a review program and new safeguards for video tags.

The Aurora Police Department reported significant progress in public safety, with reduced crime rates and increased arrests in 2025, crediting data-led strategies and technology.

ICE highlights a massive increase in violence against its officers and reports the removal of over 622,000 illegal aliens, including serious criminals, amid this dangerous climate.

Bloomington's new parking ramp ordinance mandates regular safety checks for structures older than five years, aiming to ensure safety and maintenance standards.

Chicago reported significant drops in crime rates, advancements in affordable housing, and community investment in 2025, with city officials praising the efforts in crime reduction and urban development.

Firefighter Jeffrey E. Marsden will retire on February 1, 2026, after over two decades with the Cherry Hill Fire Department, as announced in a social media post detailing his service and recognitions.

Oregon AG Dan Rayfield opposed Trump's proposed National Guard deployment in Portland, maintaining civil rights and avoiding militarized action on the city's streets.