Senate President Bray praised Indiana's progress in economic development and education reform, crediting Governor Braun and discussing collaboration on further improvements.

UC researchers discovered a 3,500-year-old tomb in Greece with artifacts from the Mycenaean era, including items linked to the Griffin Warrior and other ancient tombs nearby.

Parole eligibility has expanded in California — but grant rates have dropped. Experts point to restitution rules and new digital evidence as major drivers.

Roxbury's Nubian Square will gain 15 income-restricted condos with the Madison Park Development Corporation and Boston's Housing Office partnering on Dudley Street's development to enhance affordable living.

The House passed the bipartisan "Ending Improper Payments to Deceased People Act," aiming to stop government funds from mistakenly going to deceased individuals.

The University of Cincinnati opened a new nursing room for mothers, initiated by alumna Dorothea Langsam, granddaughter of the university's former president.

Unofficial results of the Sherwood special election on January 13, 2026, are now available, with further updates scheduled and final results to be certified by February 9.

Tacoma seeks members for its Climate and Sustainability Commission, including a youth position, to guide the city's climate actions. Applications are due by February 9, 2026.

Green Cove Springs City Council accepted a utility rate study, amended a loan agreement for reduced payments, discussed legal costs of a lawsuit, and addressed a costly garbage truck repair in their session.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani signs Executive Order 11 to reduce the regulatory burden on NYC small businesses, with an inventory and cutback on fines and fees.

Dublin celebrates its ninth cashVest® 90+ Award for financial responsibility, recognized for efficient cash management, and received the GFOA Triple Crown Award, highlighting fiscal stewardship.

State Rep. David Abbott introduces bills aiming to ensure safety for Hoosiers partaking in water sports on public lakes by setting guidelines for high-wake sports and motorboat towing.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein and corrections leaders are calling for legislative action to address the state's critical shortage of correctional officers, proposing higher pay and recruitment efforts.