A Decatur ISD committee recommended a $137M bond to replace McCarroll Middle School and fund districtwide upgrades.

Miami University canceled Monday classes due to a winter storm, while keeping residence and dining halls open. Remote work is encouraged and parking rules enforced.

Midwest City Police Department supports Special Olympics fundraising, attending the LETR luncheon in Tulsa to back athletes with intellectual disabilities.

The Saint Paul City Council is updating ordinances to limit ICE's use of city property following controversial practices, with public hearings and council members advocating for community safety and legal clarity.

Cambridge increases parking fines by $10 to improve parking turnover and fund city initiatives starting February 1, 2026.

Multnomah County Sheriff's Office reported a decrease in jail bookings for December 2025, with 1,644 compared to 1,726 in November, and an average jail stay of 19.61 days.

The Charlotte Fire Department is ramping up resources in preparation for winter, including additional staff and equipment, coordinating with emergency management for strategic response to potential hazards.

State Sen. Willie Preston acknowledged a 2010 domestic battery incident tied to a North Riverside police report and says he will remain in the IL‑02 primary.

Bloomington, Minnesota, is set to have a public hearing on February 2, 2026, to discuss amendments to city codes regarding the definition and regulation of "art structures" in zoning districts.

Congresswoman Escobar demands action and a briefing from officials after an autopsy report revealed a detainee at Camp East Montana died from "asphyxia due to neck and torso compression." She calls for the facility's closure.

Sen. John Cornyn and Mayor Eric Johnson met with local and federal partners at Dallas police HQ to review security and funding as North Texas prepares for nine World Cup matches.

A Cook County report shows Chicago’s TIF districts pulled in $1.59 billion in 2024 — about 45% of city property-tax revenue — renewing debate over surplus use.

Gov. Kathy Hochul declares a state of emergency for New York ahead of a severe snowstorm, coordinating preparations and resource deployment, including utility workers and salt supplies. Early voting is suspended due to the storm.