2025 CCS grad Uzziah Bailey quickly became a dental assistant at Nationwide Children's Hospital post-graduation.

Mayor Brandon M. Scott announces property tax relief strategies for Baltimore residents, including rate reductions and changes to the tax sale process to help homeowners manage their tax obligations.

House Bill 1102, designed to integrate ABA therapy into public schools, passed the House and is now Senate-bound.

Gaston County Police Captain Billy Downey retired after over 25 years of service, with roles including Patrol Officer, Crisis Negotiator, and in child protection teams. He also contributed to police training nationwide.

A Minneapolis family used DHS’s CBP Home self‑deport option to fly home to Ecuador, a choice that spotlights questions about payouts, funding and long‑term legal costs.

Indiana's House passed a bill to protect prime farmland while promoting economic growth, emphasizing local benefits from developments like data centers.

Cardinal Timothy Dolan and Reverend A.R. Bernard have been named co-chaplains of the New York Police Department Chaplains Unit. The appointments continue the NYPD’s long-established practice of providing spiritual and counseling support to its officers.

The Hillsborough County libraries experienced a booming year in 2025, with over 2.7 million visits, almost 9 million items checked out, and 2.5 million website visits, indicating libraries’ continued importance.

Tacoma City Council confirmed Patti Jackson as police chief, effective Feb. 9, 2026. Jackson moves from a year as interim into a role focused on staffing and modernization.

Hearings at the Oklahoma State Capitol on Feb. 9 put two bills on track that would tighten rules for Oklahomans voting from abroad and delay voting by people with felony convictions.

State officials say California is safeguarding more than $15 billion in forgotten accounts and assets as February is named Unclaimed Property Month. The move is meant to push residents toward the state's searchable database.

Councilors asked staff for a March 15 study on how long and how much it would take to hire 400 officers as a police-backed ballot push seeks to reroute clean-energy funds.

State auditors flagged nine Arizona districts as highest financial risk while nine more approach that threshold. Local systems from Isaac to Scottsdale face cuts and possible closures.