Lawton honors two citizens, Jeffrey Dorell with the True North Award for his role as a chemist ensuring water safety, and Felicia Maddox with the Citizen of the Month Award for her community service.

The Mentor-on-the-Lake Police Department thanked the Service Department for working tirelessly to keep roads clear during severe weather and reminded residents of a parking ban to aid snow removal.

Rep. James Taylor introduced House Bill 2492 in Arizona to eliminate urban growth boundaries, which he claims inhibit expansion, raise housing costs, and hurt the economy.

State inspectors cleared Dallas County Jail after a three-day review; county officials hail the result while past violations keep scrutiny high.

Milwaukee's city parks, managed by DPW, emphasize community involvement, diverse funding, and innovative design, reflecting local needs and fostering community engagement for park development and stewardship.

Lawton received a federal Safe Streets for All grant for improving road safety, focusing on a data-driven plan to identify high-risk areas and potentially upgrade infrastructure for all road users.

An arbiter panel mandated the full reinstatement of fired Cincinnati Police Captain Danita Pettis, including backpay, questioning the city's management and allegations against her.

Senator Ron Wyden introduced the AWARE Act to enact diplomatic sanctions against officials globally who block humanitarian aid, with a focus on Israel's actions in Gaza.

Nominations are open for the 2026 Governor's Volunteer Service Awards in North Carolina to honor dedicated volunteers and groups for their impactful community service.

Governor Hochul announces over $38 million in state funding to enhance emergency communications across 17 counties and NYC, aiming to improve the infrastructure and interoperability for first responders.

San Antonio has approved the pursuit of an $8.6 million grant to expand the Howard W. Peak Greenway Trail System, including a new crossing near Quintana Road.

An Austin firefighter says the city denied her workers' compensation after a stage-four uterine cancer diagnosis, prompting union and researcher pushback. The case heads to appeals.

Senator Wyden supports a bill to prevent presidents from naming federal buildings after themselves, targeting actions linked to Trump. The SERVE Act seeks to enforce this and undo such renamings.