Broward County approves a $4 million contract for a new law enforcement records system, with eight agencies initially participating, and plans for more to join.

Allstate filed to cut private-passenger auto rates in Georgia by 5%, a move projected to save drivers about $17.7 million in 2026, the state insurance office says.

Supervisors moved to draft a charter amendment that would put binding arbitration for many public-safety contracts on the November ballot. Supporters say it removes politics; officials warn of big budget risks.

Georgia's securities team has opened a borrower-level probe tied to the alleged $140M First Liberty fraud, naming Global Onboard Partners and Kirk Adams. Investigators say roughly 40 investors have been identified.

Trustees retreated from a proposed endorsement of federal immigration agents after a packed board meeting and hours of public comment. The board advanced narrow policy language but left the larger resolution unresolved.

At a Commonwealth Club town hall on Monday, legal and community leaders warned a sweeping federal enforcement push is already disrupting Bay Area life and threatening civil‑liberties guardrails.

Oklahoma's Senate Bill 2001, introduced by Sen. Standridge, aims to freeze property taxes for three years for homeowners displaced by turnpike construction.

NYC Mayor Mamdani urges state lawmakers in Albany for fiscal autonomy, advocating for tax increases on the wealthy to address a $12.6 billion budget deficit.

Companion bills in Tallahassee would add visible citizenship markers to Florida IDs, pitting election‑security backers against civil‑rights groups over privacy and profiling.

The City of Bloomington retained its 'A' grade from CDP for environmental efforts and climate action transparency, marking its second consecutive year of recognition.

A new analysis shows El Paso homeowners pay a median $3,677 a year in property taxes and an effective rate of 1.592%. Rising assessments mean many bills keep climbing despite rate changes.

The Boston Curb Lab was launched to address urban space conflicts, digitizing parking rules to improve navigation, and has been nationally recognized for its innovation.

Union County announces closures for Presidents Day; Cane Creek Park stays open with free admission, while most offices and libraries shut. Waste services vary; online resources remain available.