Bellevue announces a second round of Community Programming Fund grants, enhancing public spaces and local economic growth, with a $200,000 funding pool.

California has reduced EBT fraud by 83% using advanced technology, including a machine learning data model with an 82% success rate, chip-and-tap EBT cards, forced PIN resets, the ebtEDGE app, arrests of fraudsters, and public education campaigns.

The Mentor on the Lake Police and Lake County Board of Developmental Disabilities launched the Blue Envelope Program to aid communication with disabled residents.

Chicago celebrated a record 13 million shared bike and scooter trips in 2025, with Mayor Johnson and CDOT noting a rise in micromobility and expansion plans.

Eastmoor Academy High School in Columbus, Ohio, has created a unique educational space called the Live-Lab, which combines elements of a zoo and a science lab to provide hands-on learning experiences.

Minneapolis Senator Bobby Joe Champion calls for ICE's departure after an agent shot a man and deployed chemical irritants, with the BCA investigating the incident.

Senators Kelly and Gallego introduced the Stop Excessive Force in Immigration Act to impose new use-of-force guidelines on ICE, in response to recent incidents.

The Johnson City Fire Department offers free hands-only CPR training on Feb 11, including fire safety practices, using state-of-the-art manikins and simulators.

Oʻahu’s satellite city halls will stop accepting cash for property-tax payments starting July 1, 2026. Here’s what will change and where cash will still be taken.

Arizona State Representatives introduce a bill to classify large wind and solar projects as public nuisances, prompting the Attorney General to act against them. They criticize AG's oversight on these energy projects.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker kicked off the America250PA celebrations in Philadelphia by unveiling 22 artist-designed Liberty Bells and attended the CAEP Annual Meeting and Luncheon.

Governor Abbott appoints Clint Gunnels and reappoints Marsha Moberley to the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles until 2031, both with extensive criminal justice backgrounds.

The Bloomington City Council will hold a public hearing on financing a Fraser Child and Family Center project on January 26, 2026, which involves renovating a facility for providing clinical services.