Miami Dade College's Board of Trustees will re-vote on a site for Trump's library, after legal challenges over potential Sunshine Law violations. Public input is allowed with restrictions.

The Charlotte City Council welcomed three new members and elected James "Smuggie" Mitchell as mayor pro tem, emphasizing a shift towards greater Democratic representation and commitment to transparency and accessibility.

The Fernandina Beach Police Department hosted a 40-hour speed enforcement course to train officers in using radar and laser equipment for traffic safety.

Florida Governor DeSantis' proposed elimination of property taxes could increase home values but may harm renters, first-time buyers, and possibly lead to underfunded services and a housing market risk.

Donors have given over $6.4 million to Cleveland State University to support student success programs, enhancing the Division of Student Belonging and Success.

Wake County Sheriff's Office addresses community safety regarding ICE activity, noting no coordination with ICE and advising against confronting ICE personnel. They emphasize their commitment to local safety and respect for all community members.

Reps. Jordan and Hageman probe cartel activity in tribal lands affected by border policies. They seek FBI data on crime linked to policy impacts on Native American areas.

St. Charles County's proposed 2026 budget aims for fiscal balance, maintaining emergency reserves, and plans for capital projects, despite a sales tax challenge.

Burkman and Wohl received probation for a voter intimidation scheme in Detroit, involving false robocalls during the 2020 election. They pleaded no contest to charges, avoiding a full trial.

The City of Westminster's IT Department has been recognized among the top ten in a digital innovation survey since 2003, reflecting their commitment to advancing technology for public benefit.

Janeese Lewis George is running for D.C. mayor in 2026, focusing on public safety and economic stability, emphasizing affordable housing, and challenging the status quo for a more responsive government.

Santa Clara’s assistant city manager, Chuck Baker, will leave by year-end — before the Super Bowl and months before World Cup matches. The timing raises staffing and ethics questions as the city accelerates event preparations.

Montgomery County Council will elect new leadership and interview candidates to fill a vacant council seat, while also recognizing Harmony Express and Rosa Parks Day. A temporary councilmember will be selected to replace the resigned Gabe Albornoz.