Councilors want to direct $20.7M in unspent rental‑registration fees to rent assistance, emergency vouchers and eviction defense, with most spending spread over three years.

Ohio State University students showcased leadership and business skills gained from internships at the STEP Expo, including projects in AI, cybersecurity, data analysis, and real estate.

The Lakewood Chamber of Commerce is hosting an informal networking event on January 27 for local professionals to connect without formal presentations.

The House Judiciary Committee's report accuses CVS Health of using anticompetitive practices against independent pharmacies and digital pharmacy rivals.

Aurora councilmembers are laying plans for a civilian police-oversight office as the city continues work under a state consent decree. A community roundtable next Thursday will focus on scope, budget and independence.

A federal judge dismissed a voting‑rights challenge to Keller ISD’s at‑large board elections, awarded the district attorneys’ fees and ordered a show‑cause on possible sanctions.

Jamie K. Walters was named Senior Director of Mayor’s Office Communications in Detroit by Mayor Mary Sheffield, focusing on strategic, resident-centric messaging.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani's administration in NYC has banned hidden hotel fees and unexpected credit card holds to protect consumers and promote price transparency.

Massachusetts AG Campbell leads a coalition of 21 attorneys general to maintain an injunction against a Trump policy that could bar international students from the U.S.

Mecklenburg County Manager Mike Bryant received the 2026 Growing the Dream Root Award for his commitment to the community’s wellbeing and support of marginalized populations.

The Fifth Circuit agreed to rehear SB 4 en banc, reopening a fight over whether Texas can criminalize border crossings. The full court will weigh standing and federal preemption.

Education Secretary Linda McMahon promoted civics education in New Orleans at the History Rocks! Trail to Independence tour ahead of the U.S. Semiquincentennial.

Louisiana's fall inshore shrimp season is closing on January 26 in some state waters due to undersized shrimp, with Breton and Chandeleur Sounds remaining open.