Indiana's Senate approved a resolution to name a part of State Road 45 after ex-basketball coach Bobby Knight, renowned for his IU Hoosiers tenure and multiple championship wins.

Ohio's Natural Resources Officer Leah Nairn was named Ranger of the Year by OPRA, recognized for safety, community relations, and her "Redemption Through the Lens" project for addiction recovery.

The Coral Springs City Commission opposes a Florida proposal to increase homestead exemption, fearing reduced local government funding and its impact on services.

Bacterial tests paused Ballerina Farm’s raw‑milk sales and put Utah lawmakers on the defensive: bills moving through the Legislature would loosen oversight and shift responsibility to producers. Public‑health officials warn that could make contaminated milk harder to remove from circulation.

Senator Tammy Baldwin secures $5 million for Janesville, WI to address urban blight, funding demolition and cleanup of hazardous sites for redevelopment and economic growth, with gratitude expressed by Economic Development Director Jimsi Kuborn.

Town staff cut the 2026 sales‑tax forecast to $40.3M and urged council to approve multi‑million dollar reductions as a slow winter and low snowpack weigh on revenue.

Licensed acupuncturists in Salt Lake are raising alarms about House Bill 202, which would cut training hours and drop the national exam requirement, arguing it could threaten patient safety.

Former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton agreed to testify in filmed depositions about the Epstein and Maxwell scandal following Congressional subpoena threats.

North Carolina's public schools report a decline in crimes, with 80% having five or fewer incidents, and 44% none. Suspensions and dropouts also decreased. Most offenses were drug-related. However, disparities persist among disadvantaged groups.

Gov. Kevin Stitt signed orders to rewrite tenure at Oklahoma’s public colleges, moving many new hires to renewable, outcomes‑based contracts while keeping current tenures under review. The State Regents will be asked to implement the changes.

Cook County pushed its first‑installment property tax due date to April 1 after last year’s billing delays. Bills are expected in early March and taxpayers should plan accordingly.

The U.S. House passes H.J.Res. 142 to preserve tax benefits in D.C., opposing the local council's tax legislation changes, aiming to ensure residents receive full federal tax relief.

Nevada AG Aaron Ford called a federal attempt to seize control of state elections illegal and said his office is fighting the move in court.