Garfield Heights rescheduled its Community Safety Town Hall for March 25, where residents can discuss safety concerns with officials and healthcare experts.

The Statesville Police Department reported a slight dip in violent crime and a significant decline in burglaries in their 2025 Annual Crime Report, emphasizing proactive policing and community outreach successes.

George Retes Jr. says ICE agents tear‑gassed his car, broke his window and held him for three days during a July Camarillo raid. His lawyers have filed a federal suit alleging civil‑rights violations.

Major Corey Mims was appointed as the new North District Commander for IMPD, highlighted by Chief Terry for his law enforcement experience and strong community ties.

Firefighter/Paramedic Luke Enright joins the Florissant Fire District, with the department expecting his positive contribution to the team and community.

Candidate qualifying closed Feb. 17, locking municipal lineups in Dade City, New Port Richey, Port Richey and Saint Leo for the April 14 election. Voters should check registration and ID now.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police are hosting community conversations to discuss local issues with residents, starting in the Northwest Service Area on February 24.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina announces a $472 million investment in water infrastructure improvements across 66 counties, highlighting the state's response to issues like those stemming from Hurricane Helene.

Butler County Sheriff's Office issues a flood advisory for multiple counties in Indiana and Ohio due to overnight rainfall.

Indiana Senator J.D. Ford was honored by the Senate with a resolution recognizing his service and pragmatic leadership, highlighting his legislative efforts in healthcare, financial literacy, and mental health resources.

DeKalb County has hired Ruth Kedzior as county administrator; she starts March 9, 2026 with a $185,000 starting salary. The board thanked interim administrator Derek Hiland as the county prepares a handoff.

The Loveland Police Department is hiring a full-time officer with a salary between $76,464 to $93,712 plus benefits. Candidates need at least a high school diploma/GED and OPOTA certification. The application period closes on March 13.

FOIA-obtained records show multiple ICE agents accidentally discharged firearms and a taser during March 2025 training sessions; all injuries were nonfatal and watchdogs are pressing for answers.