Oklahoma State Senator Kendal Sacchieri introduces a bill to temporarily halt new data center construction to study their impacts on communities and the environment.

The House Judiciary Committee reports that CVS Caremark may have violated antitrust laws by pressuring independent pharmacies and limiting competition.

Councilor Loretta Smith released a statement after a shooting wounded two Portland officers, expressing relief they are stable, condemning violence, and thanking first responders.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has called for the CFISD to sever ties with CAIR NJ, citing alleged links to terrorism and challenging the use of public funds to host the 2026 Houston Islamic Games.

Oklahoma's Attorney General reported on law enforcement initiatives, highlighting success against crime and firm stances on federal overreach, immigration, and biological sex laws.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey has announced a plan to reduce utility bills, with electric bills cut by 25% and gas by 10% for February and March, funded by the state. However, these are deferrals to be recollected later.

Multnomah County revealed plans to improve severe winter weather response in partnership with the City of Portland, focusing on preparedness, shelter facilities, and outreach efforts to reduce weather-related fatalities.

A judge ordered New York's 11th District to be redrawn to address the dilution of minority voting power, impacting the Republican-held seat and nearby Democratic districts.

The LDWF rescued four individuals from Bayou Cocodrie after their vessel capsized; the individuals were treated for hypothermia and the incident is under investigation.

Kettering Police Department enforces a zero-tolerance policy for traffic violations in school zones to enhance student and staff safety, emphasizing strict adherence and ending warnings.

A coalition of 18 state attorneys general, led by Oklahoma AG Gentner Drummond, supports President Trump's move to cut federal funds for NYCPS over their transgender bathroom policies, calling for respect of gender-based statutes and student privacy.

Pinal County supervisors voted to block County Attorney Brad Miller’s 287(g) ICE task-force agreement, saying he lacked authority and ordering a legal review. The sheriff’s jail-based 287(g) remains in place.

Texas AG Paxton investigates alleged financial incentives in childhood vaccine recommendations, issuing CIDs to entities like UnitedHealthcare and Pfizer.