The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of Tennessee collected over $3 million in FY 2025 through criminal and civil actions, benefiting taxpayers and victims.

Attorney General Kwame Raoul and 21 attorneys general filed an amicus brief to support an injunction against a Trump administration proclamation that could bar international students from Harvard.

Lehi City Police Department welcomes new officer Tyson Haunga, a local graduate, as his father has the honor of pinning his badge during the swearing-in ceremony.

Mayor Guyleen Castriotta will give the State of the City and County address on February 12, highlighting Broomfield's accomplishments and future plans.

Nearly 100 people packed the Marin supervisors’ chamber on Tuesday to demand a debate over the county’s participation in a federal program tied to ICE. Activists say oversight and a petition of thousands should force action.

The City Council advanced an ordinance that would force Charter Reform commissioners to disclose private communications as the panel rushes toward a spring deadline.

University of Utah integrates Grubhub for campus dining, offering convenience to students, staff, and faculty with ordering through the app, including a discount code and free Grubhub+ membership for campus pickups.

Flyers calling for anti‑ICE walkouts circulated across Clark County schools this week. CCSD says it supports peaceful expression but warned students about unexcused absences.

Colorado announced additional grants to boost workforce development, building on the Opportunity Now program's success in job placement and skill training, with 8,274 jobs already filled.

Lauren Grimshaw Sloan was appointed Colorado's new Film Commissioner, bringing over 15 years of industry experience to guide the growth of the state's film and media sectors.

EPISD maintenance teams worked diligently to ensure school safety following a major water main break by flushing contaminants, checking systems, and working extended hours.

A federal judge allowed Wildtype and UPSIDE to continue their constitutional challenge to Texas’ ban on cultivated meat, but the law still blocks sales while litigation proceeds.

Students at Hawkins Elementary were honored for their excellence in reading and math by CREEED, highlighted by reports from El Paso ISD amidst MLK Jr. commemorations.