Mayor Andre Dickens of Atlanta issues four new Administrative Orders to enhance neighborhood investment and accountability, aligned with his Neighborhood Reinvestment Initiative.

An advocate for people leaving polygamy says Utah's 2020 decriminalization of bigamy emboldened abusers; Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson says the change has helped survivors seek services.

Rowan County libraries and health organizations collaborate against heart disease, offering blood pressure stations and health resources at an event at the Rowan Public Library.

Missouri's January 2026 revenue report shows a mixed financial picture, with a 7.6% drop in general revenue for the month, but a slight overall fiscal year increase.

S.B. 93 would make Utah's "direct supervision" optional and loosen tiered‑housing requirements, prompting a formal complaint from advocates and a defense from lawmakers.

CBP has told local outlets it will deploy two Border Patrol checkpoints near Roma, Starr County. County leaders say they were not notified and fear traffic and profiling impacts.

Councilmembers authorized talks with Serrano for Main Street, approved three hydrogen buses and set aside funds for housing and community grants.

The Office of Historic Preservation has named Sarah Lawton as Interim Preservation Planner for the South End Landmark District Commission. Lawton, a Preservation Assistant since 2023, will oversee public hearings and assist with design reviews while the current planner is on leave.

State Rep. Toni Hasenbeck launched a GOP bid for Oklahoma state superintendent, centering her campaign on literacy, parents' rights and Bible access in schools. Her entry adds a legislator with a controversial education record to a crowded field.

Newly released records show Dallas PR veteran Merrie Spaeth reached out to Jeffrey Epstein in 2011 and 2015 after work she says she ended in 2008; she says she’s embarrassed.

A White House social post mistakenly paired a Minneapolis detainee's photo with an unrelated “child sex crimes” label; officials say the images were swapped and the post was removed.

City Manager Don Magner told council Richardson has lost roughly $21M in new revenue since the state cap and that the city may face a budget shortfall without new revenue or cuts.

Wrecktangle Pizza draped two giant anti-ICE banners over its Lyn‑Lake storefront — one reading "ICE OUT OF MN" and the other "FOR GOOD" — as the pizzeria continues a high‑profile donation drive.