Senator Gallego introduced a resolution celebrating the AH-64 Apache's 50 years and the Arizona workers who build it, expressing pride in the state's defense contributions.

Senator Foung Hawj condemns President Trump's rhetoric against Somalis in Minnesota, denouncing it as racist and xenophobic, and expressing solidarity with the Somali community.

Mayor Kerry Thomson of Bloomington announced changes in the City Controller's Office, with Jessica McClellan leaving and Geoff McKim taking over mid-January.

NY Attorney General Letitia James challenges Acting U.S. Attorney John Sarcone's authority to issue grand jury subpoenas related to her cases against the Trump Organization and NRA.

Georgia state leaders reflect on fiscal conservatism and investments made, while preparing for future legislative priorities involving taxes and state values.

Louisiana Governor Landry appointed Jarrod J. Coniglio as the new Secretary of Revenue, with Brandea Averett and Catherine Logan receiving promotions within the department.

HUD signed off on a roughly $315M disaster-recovery plan for Houston, directing money toward backup power, housing repairs and debris work after last year’s storms. The funding is subject to federal compliance before projects begin.

Operation Safe Season is CMPD's new initiative to tackle rising violence in Charlotte, increasing police presence and partnering with multiple agencies. The city has seen a decrease in overall crime, but Uptown reports increased violence.

Wisconsin's Department of Natural Resources launched "Be Well Informed," an online tool to help residents interpret well water test results and provide guidance on water safety.

Seattle concluded its participation in the UN Generation Restoration Program, recognized as a "Role Model City" for its efforts in ecosystem restoration and environmental sustainability.

Bloomington is adjusting trash bill rates to encourage waste reduction, offering lower costs for smaller garbage carts and a new bi-weekly pickup option starting in 2026.

Rep. Tony Gonzales is co‑leading the Dark Web Interdiction Act, a bipartisan bill to boost penalties and permanently fund the task force that hunts darknet fentanyl dealers. Lawmakers say the move would give investigators new tools against international darknet networks.

The final list of candidates for the February 2026 Norman City Council election is released, with residents from Wards 2 through 8 preparing to vote. Registration closes on January 16, with early and absentee voting options available.