Johny Sandoval has been promoted to Animal Welfare Superintendent for Oklahoma City, recognized for his contributions to animal welfare and commitment to result-oriented leadership.

The City of Denton Police Department welcomed over 120 individuals from various states to take the civil service exam, a step towards a career in law enforcement.

The Aurora Police Department has announced redistricting of their areas to improve response times and workload balance, effective February 14. The new boundaries match the city's growth and are informed by a detailed analysis.

St. Louis calls for tornado-impacted property owners to apply for aid by Feb. 14, with free stabilization and debris removal provided, and emphasizes urgency due to FEMA deadlines.

Indiana's House Bill 1059, introduced by State Rep. Cindy Ledbetter, would allow school districts to sell ad space on school buses as a new revenue source.

A Minneapolis recruiter emailed high school students urging enlistment as a way to shield undocumented family members, citing parole in place — a move that drew criticism and a Guard response.

Massachusetts AG Campbell released a Federal Accountability Dashboard and Storytelling Portal on the anniversary of Trump's second term, documenting the administration's impact on Massachusetts.

Valley Township's fiscal officer, Jeffery Miser, and his bonding company owe $8,155.87 for late financial obligations, leading to penalties and fees. An audit revealed negligent tax withholdings and late vendor payments.

Montgomery has announced its Service and Engagement Grant, offering up to $2,500 for local non-profits. Applications are due by March 1, with details on the city's website.

Webster Groves plans a controlled burn for ecological maintenance in Lockwood and Lorraine Davis Parks, supervised by professionals and with dates dependent on weather and soil conditions. The parks will be closed during the operation.

The Fishers Police Department posted on Facebook about a busy week with many accidents due to bad weather, highlighting their continuous efforts to ensure safety.

The Salt Lake City Police Department thanked the NAACP Salt Lake Branch for honoring their work in ensuring safety in the city, highlighting their collaborative efforts.

State tallies produced under Gov. Abbott’s GA-46 show 313,742 hospital visits and about $1.05 billion in FY2025 costs tied to patients described as “not legally present.”