Healey-Driscoll Administration Launches $23 Million Program to Combat Digital Divide in Massachusetts
Massachusetts launches a $23 million initiative, the Connected and Online Program, to distribute 27,000 internet-ready devices statewide, supported by the U.S. Treasury Capital Projects Fund.
Indiana House Republicans Open Applications for Engaging Internships at the Statehouse
Indiana House Republicans are seeking interns for the 2026 legislative session, offering paid, full-time roles in operations, policy, and communications, with extensive hands-on experience and professional development opportunities.
Tampa Gears Up for 31st Annual Police Memorial 5K to Honor Fallen Officers
The 31st Annual Tampa Police Memorial Run kicks off Saturday at 8 a.m. in Lykes Gaslight Park. Hosted by the Tampa Police Department, the event honors fallen officers and celebrates the city’s shared commitment to safety and remembrance.
Indiana House Republicans Seeking Interns for Immersive 2026 Legislative Session Experience
Indiana House Republicans, led by Rep. Jack Jordan, are seeking student interns for the 2026 legislative session, offering full-time, paid positions in legislative operations, policy, and communications for college students and recent graduates.
California Attorney General Sues El Cajon Over Sharing License Plate Data, Mayor Calls It "Political Stunt"
California AG Rob Bonta sues El Cajon over its sharing of license plate information, citing privacy laws; Mayor Bill Wells claims the move is political and stresses public safety concerns.












