A Bodega Bay meet‑and‑greet with Sheriff Eddie Engram turned into a heated immigration forum as protesters demanded an ordinance to end cooperation with ICE.

A Miami federal judge denied the BBC's bid to pause discovery and set Donald Trump's $10 billion defamation suit for trial in February 2027. Discovery will now proceed as both sides prepare for a lengthy legal fight.

Salisbury community members met to discuss the future of 130 S. Main St. with Bogle Architects, considering synergies with Bell Tower Green. Public input is sought in planning the area's development.

An immigration judge has ended deportation proceedings for Narciso Barranco after his viral June arrest in Santa Ana. His family says an ankle monitor was removed and a Parole in Place bid is underway.

Charlotte County invites residents to discuss a 1% sales tax for community projects in a public meeting on February 19 at 3 p.m. at the county administration center.

Cleveland Heights seeks a new Transportation and Mobility committee member to aid in developing the city's transportation infrastructure, focusing on sustainability and accessibility. Applications are open and will be reviewed starting February 23.

Louisiana politicians rush to qualify for the May 16 Party Primary and Municipal Primary Election under a new closed primary system. The qualifying period is short, from Feb 11-13, at the State Archives in Baton Rouge.

The Indiana House approved a resolution to dedicate a highway mile to fallen Muncie Police Officer Gregg Winters, with the potential renaming of a segment of I-69 North.

Detroit Mayor Mary Sheffield creates a new department focused on youth education, collaborating with schools and community organizations to enhance educational opportunities.

Albany lawmakers want to tweak the Foundation Aid formula and add roughly $1B to NYC schools — a push that collides with NAEP gains in some lower‑spending states.

Assemblymember Maggy Krell sued the DOJ seeking records on ICE arrests at Sacramento’s immigration court after months of FOIA requests and community complaints. The filing asks the court to force disclosure of agency communications and detention logs.

Chatham County promotes Carolyn Miller to Deputy County Manager, recognizing her longstanding contributions and leadership within the county government.

Hickory's City Council is set to strengthen sign ordinance enforcement, allowing immediate charges for repeat violations without notice if they occur within two years on the same property.