An audit found violations and oversight issues at Veterans’ Homes in Holyoke and Chelsea, with further investigations revealing significant errors related to a COVID-19 outbreak.

State Sen. Mike Weissman filed bill 26‑5 to let Coloradans sue ICE and other federal agents in state court for protest‑related injuries, rejecting immunity defenses.

Oregon AG Dan Rayfield will host a town hall on federal oversight with AGs from CA, HI, MN, and ME, discussing legal strategies to defend state rights.

Nevada County reflects on 2025 as the 'Year of Youth,' emphasizing government efforts to address youth needs such as free bus fares and highlighting improvements in housing, infrastructure, and services.

Oklahoma Attorney General approves the denial of clemency for convicted murderer Kendrick Simpson by the Pardon and Parole Board, supporting his scheduled execution.

Senate Bill 232, sponsored by Senator Mark Spencer for Gary, Indiana, passed unanimously in the Senate Local Government Committee, aiming to facilitate economic growth, especially around Gary's lakefront.

A federal judge ruled to resume construction of New York's Empire Wind project, previously halted by a Trump administration order over national security concerns.

Senators Moody and Gillibrand introduced a bipartisan bill to ban Congress members from trading stocks, aiming to prevent insider trading and conflicts of interest.

Dr. Laura Tohe is appointed as the new Arizona Poet Laureate by Governor Katie Hobbs to promote poetry across the state.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police report a 9% decline in crime rate and a 21% decrease in violent crimes for 2025, attributing success to proactive policing and community initiatives.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey opposes the parole of Jose Colon, convicted of murdering State Trooper George L. Hanna, emphasizing the crime's impact on law enforcement and the victim's family.

Acting U.S. Attorney Sigal Chattah, facing questions about her own appointment, announced a new public corruption strike force in Nevada to combat government misconduct.

Sen. Niezgodski discussed the careful consideration of Senate Bill 248 after a committee meeting, emphasizing the role of collaboration in assessing its impact.