Dozens of advocates confronted a city task force after it recommended abolishing three homelessness oversight committees. They warn the decision would strip residents of independent watchdogs.

West Allis property taxes are due by January 31st, with multiple payment options available including in-person, online, and mail-in to avoid late fees.

Missouri awarded grants to Reeds Spring and Dade County for water system assessments, aiming to improve drinking water safety and infrastructure planning.

Congresswoman Escobar criticized the Trump administration for SAMHSA budget cuts, voicing concerns over its impact on addiction and mental health services.

The Mauna Kea Stewardship and Oversight Authority and partners will hold 10 islandwide workshops starting Thursday to gather public input for a new management plan for Maunakea.

Polk County Board of County Commissioners in Florida will review the agenda and discuss local issues on January 16, focusing on the Central Polk Parkway and affordable housing.

Every member of the Union County Fire Marshal's team is now fire inspection certified, with primary field investigators also certified as fire investigators, enhancing their fire prevention and investigation capabilities.

Senator Ashley Moody introduced the Pregnant Students' Rights Act to support pregnant college students with academic accommodations and protections under Title IX.

Michigan State Superintendent Dr. Glenn Maleyko introduced a "Students First" banner, symbolizing the commitment to prioritize student needs in educational policymaking.

NC Governor Josh Stein is in Washington lobbying for increased federal hurricane recovery funds for western North Carolina, emphasizing the gap between damages and aid provided. He's requesting $13.5 billion in aid.

Senator Marsha Blackburn advocates for the reauthorization of the National Quantum Initiative Act to maintain U.S. leadership in quantum technology and address security risks.

Maryland volunteer fire departments will receive $167,314 in grants for rural wildfire protection from the Maryland Department of Natural Resources Forest Service.

Twin Rivers trustees rejected material revisions proposed by Highlands and its sister program, nudging the embattled charters closer to revocation. The move follows a state audit that found massive funding irregularities.