Indiana State Reps. Ireland and McGuire's HR 28, urging action on national debt, passes the House committee, citing national security and fiscal responsibility concerns.

Republicans are calling for a state audit after California spent roughly $455 million on a Next Generation 911 overhaul that stalled during testing and was paused. Lawmakers want a full accounting and new oversight.

The Cajon Valley board voted 3-2 to raise trustee stipends to $2,000 a month, drawing sharp criticism from parents and staff over timing and priorities. The increase takes effect March 1.

A GOP amendment to SB 1570 would put federal immigration agents at every Arizona voting site in 2026, prompting sharp warnings from Democrats and voting‑rights groups. Legal experts say the measure could face immediate challenges.

Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava seeks to uphold her veto against a development proposal she deems harmful to wetlands and the water supply, while Kelly Tractor defends the project for its job creation potential.

Champlin will hold a May 12 special election to fill the Ward 3 council seat. Filing opens March 3–17 and absentee voting begins March 27.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration in Massachusetts has awarded $6.6 million for infrastructure upgrades to 15 communities via the Complete Streets Funding Program.

CSU's Spring Dance Concert, from Feb. 20-22, highlights student's growth in theatre and dance, with an emphasis on choreography and live music collaborations. Directed by Michelle Ainza, the concert features a variety of dance genres.

Conroe ISD trustees unanimously declined to adopt a districtwide 'period of prayer' allowed by Texas SB 11, citing scheduling and legal concerns.

Patrick Fuller, Director of Charlotte County Emergency Management, was elected Secretary of FEPA, highlighting his dedication to public safety and state-wide collaboration in disaster preparedness.

The Indiana Department of Health celebrated the contributions of county health departments and individuals, honoring them with Public Health Awards for their impactful work in the community.

A 71-year-old man from Milton was convicted for Medicaid fraud, illegal prescribing, and practicing dentistry without a license, defrauding MassHealth of approximately $245,000.

A planned broker switch in Cabarrus County collapsed after the chosen firm withdrew, prompting a commissioner to call for an ethics probe as budget talks near.