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.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon M. Scott releases a report showcasing 100 achievements of his office in 2025, highlighting progress in public safety, community investment, and development.

The Saint Paul Zoning Committee's January meeting agenda discusses rezoning 325 Commercial Street and a conditional use permit for increased parking at 1645 Energy Park. Public input is invited.

Ohio and Idaho AGs lead a 25-state coalition opposing California's ammunition laws, citing Second Amendment infringements, and supporting a legal injunction against the laws.

Tennessee seeks nominations for its 40th annual Governor’s Environmental Stewardship Awards, honoring contributions to environmental preservation across various categories.

Governor Abbott appoints Jason LaFond to the Texas Pharmaceutical Initiative Governing Board to help create a business plan for cost-effective medication for public employees.

Minneapolis elected a new Minority Leader who is a democratic socialist and aims to tackle various social and economic issues, aligning with a national trend.

Gov. Greg Abbott appointed Darryl Heath and Colt McCoy and reappointed Ashlie Thomas to the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, impacting the state's educational leadership.