Eversource posted $1.69 billion in 2025 profits and rolled out a $26.5 billion investment plan as Massachusetts pushed emergency bill relief, prompting fresh scrutiny.

Ohio legislators propose a bipartisan bill to prevent ratepayers from bearing the costs of grid upgrades for high-demand tech developments, such as data centers.

Huntersville plans to expand NC115 into a four-lane road, with added multi-use paths. An information meeting is scheduled for community input on February 24, 2026. The project emphasizes inclusivity and civil rights.

Governor DeWine opened two new rest areas in Miami County, Ohio, showcasing local history and attractions as part of a statewide initiative to improve traveler experience.

Michigan AG Nessel secured a judgment against Hummingbird Construction for consumer protection violations after the company failed to start promised construction projects.

The Jack Hopkins Social Services Funding Committee in Bloomington has begun applications for its 2026 funding cycle, offering $500,000 to local social service organizations.

The University of Cincinnati prepares for NEXT Mindset Professional Readiness Day to equip students with workforce skills through experiences like resume review and mock interviews.

Michigan's Attorney General Nessel, backed by a 23-state coalition, filed a motion to enforce a court order preventing FEMA from cutting disaster preparedness funding (BRIC program).

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt launched the OK250 initiative to celebrate the USA's 250th anniversary, focusing on Oklahoma's role in American history.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Health Director promote OhioSEE, a children's vision initiative, providing free eyeglasses to students at Spencerville Elementary.

A judge ordered the restoration of a slavery exhibit in Philadelphia, which had been removed by the Department of the Interior for historical accuracy concerns. The Trump administration is appealing the ruling.

North Carolina officials demand transparency and fairness from Pharmacy Benefits Managers under the new SCRIPT Act, emphasizing consumer and pharmacy protections.

Lawrence, Indiana's Mayor Deb Whitfield announced the city's $88,861 grant from AES Indiana for new EV chargers, highlighting a commitment to sustainability and cleaner transportation.