Duval County Public Schools reports increasing student proficiency in ELA and Math, with gains corresponding to state trends, and commits to continued improvement efforts.

A Lansing nonprofit tied to House Speaker Matt Hall ran social ads urging Indiana lawmakers to back new congressional maps, reporting shows.

Rep. Greg Steube asked the DOJ to investigate states that don’t offer religious exemptions to vaccine mandates, naming New York, California, Maine and Connecticut.

The N.C. Department of Transportation issues a weekly financial report every Friday, offering a transparent look at the state's transportation funding, including cash balances and transactions.

The Village of Brookfield Government shared a post about the historic Air Mail delivery from Brookfield to Chicago in 1938, featuring a special event with crowds, "Pony Express" riders, and a panda.

State bills to eliminate CRAs and curb incentives have Jacksonville officials warning that downtown projects, affordable housing and local grants could be stalled.

Cary released non-public police records from 2016 about ex-Town Manager Stegall, highlighting efforts for transparency. No charges were filed. The Town Council seeks to understand past events under Stegall's management.

A University of Michigan economist said Friday that booming wagering taxes and rising home values helped shore up Detroit's revenue outlook. Officials approved updated estimates at the city's revenue conference.

The Nassau County Economic Development Board is hosting a new member orientation on February 18, 2026, at Florida College and State University - Nassau.

Oklahoma AG Gentner Drummond remarks on the execution of Kendrick Simpson for a 2006 double homicide, suggesting it brings closure to the victims' families.

The District Government announces modified services for Presidents Day, with some closures and essential services like shelters and crisis lines remaining operational.

Hundreds rallied in Oakland and Concord on Valentine’s Day to protest ICE and local surveillance; organizers vowed legal and community support as courts and funding fights loom.

Durham residents show increased satisfaction with their city, with 84% rating it highly in a recent survey. Satisfaction with services is above the national average, though some areas, like yard waste collection, need improvement.