Kathleen M. Tierney was appointed to the Arapahoe County Court by Governor Jared Polis, effective February 16, 2026, succeeding the retired Honorable Michael J. Roche.

West Palm Beach joins a $3 million initiative led by Harvard's Data-Smart City Solutions and funded by the Knight Foundation to integrate AI in local government for enhanced efficiency and resident engagement.

Durham is seeking applicants for its $4.9 million HUD-funded affordable housing initiative. Organizations can apply and attend required workshops to learn about the submission process.

Governor Kathy Hochul proposes measures to lower vehicle insurance costs and combat insurance fraud in New York, tackling high rates and fraudulent claims.

Ohio allocates $10 million for school bus safety improvements, benefiting 371 schools and developmental disability boards to enhance student transportation security.

New legislation eliminates federal taxes on tips and gig payments in Nashville, with Congressman Ogles' office highlighting local workers' support for the tax relief.

Phil Santoro, a serial entrepreneur, supports young business innovators and invests in education, demonstrating the value of tech simplification and resilience in entrepreneurship.

DESE met with St. Louis Public Schools to discuss improvement plans following the district's accreditation downgrade, focusing on literacy, attendance, finances, and transportation.

Indiana racetracks may gain protection from nuisance claims through new legislation, House Bill 1415, which aims to secure the future of these established venues.

The University of Cincinnati is conducting a trial on non-opioid treatments for post-stroke headaches, using ropivacaine and dexamethasone to reduce pain and opioid use.

A Washington bill would force 3D printers sold in the state to include software that detects and blocks files used to make untraceable "ghost guns," and it attaches criminal penalties for noncompliance.

Michael Doty has returned as Santa Clara County undersheriff, rejoining Sheriff Robert Jonsen with a focus on training, custody care and staff support.

Arizona's Senate Public Safety Committee approved SB 1010 to name Loop 202 the "Charlie Kirk Loop 202," honoring the late political commentator and advocate for youth political involvement. The bill now moves to the full Senate for consideration.