Marin Republicans flagged dozens of alleged “dead” voters from last November’s Prop. 50 tally; the county’s registrar says a review found only a few deceased records and no votes cast after death.

Oklahoma lawmakers urge State Superintendent Fields to focus on traditional education and investigate violations of compulsory attendance laws following student walkouts protesting ICE.

A county summary says Lane County Commissioner David Loveall retaliated against staff after complaints about his language, including a crude 'stripper' comment.

Attorney General Dave Yost of Ohio has partnered with the Ohio Bankers League and the Ohio Health Care Association to combat elder abuse, emphasizing the prevention of financial exploitation among seniors.

Los Gatos unexpectedly flipped a projected $3.1M deficit into a $4.3M midyear surplus; council reprioritized homelessness and transportation projects.

Congressman Jamie Raskin reported severely overcrowded conditions at a Baltimore ICE facility, which lacks adequate amenities for detainees. He called for congressional oversight and reforms.

St. Louis County's Police Commission meeting on February 17 will cover promotions, program approvals, and contract discussions, including training services costing up to $9,900.

On February 23, the St. Augustine City Commission will hold a meeting to discuss state legislature property tax adjustments, potentially affecting municipal finances and services.

The Charlotte Strings Collective, funded by a city grant, is highlighting Black composers, aligning with Black History Month and reflecting Charlotte's commitment to inclusive arts.

Michigan's Gov. Whitmer proposes a budget emphasizing student literacy, with funds for teacher training, curriculum adoption, tutoring, and PreK access, as highlighted by State Superintendent Maleyko.

Seattle’s City Council introduced a one‑year emergency moratorium to block new or expanded detention centers and jails while it rewrites zoning rules. Hearings are scheduled soon.

A coach's punch at a North Olmsted wrestling meet has pushed lawmakers to propose new penalties for attacks on officials amid a widening referee shortage. The measure would create a two‑strike system and stiffer fines.

North Carolina successfully tests interstate 911 calls with D.C., showcasing the robustness of Next Generation 911 systems in emergency communication.