Michigan AG Dana Nessel discusses fighting corruption with ex-New Jersey AG Matt Platkin on a podcast, addressing transparency and legal reform strategies.

Attorney General Ken Paxton leads states in supporting Trump Administration's proposal to remove "gender dysphoria" from the definition of "disability" under Section 504.

Professor Steven Tuck's book details the survival stories of over 200 individuals who escaped the eruption of Mount Vesuvius, challenging traditional narratives of the disaster.

Euclid, Ohio, invites residents to the final meeting on January 21st about the 215th St. neighborhood trail improvements, stressing the importance of public input.

Governor Greg Abbott received the "Back The Blue" award for supporting Texas law enforcement at the Cops' Cop Banquet hosted by the Assist the Officer Foundation.

The Forest Park Branch Library exhibits the history of Eckstein School, focusing on its impact and future as a cultural arts center, inviting visitors to explore its significant legacy.

Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb appointed Ryan Puente as Chief of Staff, along with Deputy Chief of Staff Jessica Trivisonno and Chief of Government Affairs Michael Culp.

Operation Boo Dat 2025 concluded with the arrest of 38 felons, including sexual predators, and an endangered child's recovery, thanks to multi-agency collaboration.

Jacksonville has launched a 'State of the Food' plan focusing on improving its local food system by examining production, distribution, access, and affordability, with long-term goals for sustainability and resilience.

The Raleigh City Council meeting included adoption of the StarChase system for safer vehicle pursuits, donations to local non-profits, building demolition for Dix Park, police tech upgrades, and fiscal decisions on bonds and annexations.

Senator Moody has introduced the Child Interstate Abortion Notification Act to restrict minors from crossing state lines for abortions without parental consent.

The Maryland commission has approved a congressional map that may favor Democrats, criticized for potentially disrupting communities and gerrymandering. The map, facing legislative scrutiny, aims to reflect underrepresented communities' will.

Seattle Central College hosted a "Free America" walkout, led by Women's March organizers, with participants marching to Seattle's Pier 58 and honoring Renee Good. The event aligned with civil rights and opposed perceived fascism.