Ohio Representatives Thomas and Hiner introduce a resolution to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education, promoting state and local control over education and reducing federal bureaucracy.

Governor Hochul announces $38 million for New York's 911 systems modernization, facilitating a shift to Next Generation 911 which supports voice, text, photos, and videos, enhancing public safety.

Ohio House Bill 561, sponsored by Rep. Miller and Rep. Blasdel, seeks to clarify parental rights to exempt children from vaccinations for school, ensuring schools honor current exemptions.

SB26‑031 would let FDA‑ and DEA‑cleared psychedelic drugs be treated like prescriptions in Colorado, a move supporters say could speed access for PTSD and depression care.

CHA canceled a plan to bar the daughter of Commissioner Debra Parker from agency contracts, reviving questions about oversight and family-linked payments.

Sergeant Matthew Mercuri of the Burlington Police Department retired after a career spanning over two decades, starting in 2000 and culminating in a promotion to sergeant in 2024.

Georgian official praises community and agencies for weather crisis management, detailing coordinated efforts and effective responses to extreme weather challenges including storms, ice, and potential wildfires.

House Bill 1484 — Rain’s Law — would require annual fentanyl education for grades 6–12 in Oklahoma and now sits one vote from passage in the state Senate.

The Drone Espionage Act, led by Senator Moody, passed the Senate Judiciary Committee, aiming to penalize unauthorized drone surveillance of US military sites.

Mayor Brandon Johnson announced a $46.2M federal package to fund 40 Chicago projects, from parks and transit to lead-pipe replacement and shelters.

State lawmakers condemned coordinated teacher 'sick‑outs' that closed Tucson campuses, and say they are drafting rules to keep classrooms open after widespread ICE‑related protests.

Anoka cut the ribbon on the Anoka Cannabis Company this week; city leaders say the municipal dispensary will keep profits local to fund parks and capital projects. The shop sits next to the city liquor store at 839 E River Road.

As early voting begins, Chicago leaders are sounding the alarm over talk of ICE at polling places and moving to document any federal presence near ballot boxes.