Baltimore Del. Caylin Young resigned from his city role following an assault charge but remains a state official. His resignation is effective since January 8. He is accused of physically assaulting someone on New Year's Day.

Sugar Land’s City Council approved multi‑million dollars for new cameras and crime‑center software, expanding its license‑plate reader program and prompting privacy questions.

Fort Caroline Elementary opens a new 3D Printing Lab, the "STEM Forge," at its DCPS STEM Innovation Center to inspire innovation in young learners with hands-on technology experiences.

Germantown has adjusted its municipal operations and waste collection schedule for MLK Day, with a one-day delay for trash services throughout the week.

The Park City Council interviewed candidates for a vacant seat, planned discussions for city projects, and prepares for Sundance and the 2034 Winter Games. City Hall will close for MLK Day, while PC MARC remains open.

Silverton, Colorado, became the first local government to meet its Proposition 123 affordable housing commitment a year early, highlighted by DOLA for leveraging housing programs and partnerships.

Texas AG Ken Paxton investigates grocery chains for spraying organic produce with pesticides, aiming to protect consumer rights and organic standards.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel requests enforcement of a court order against the Trump Administration regarding the release of SNAP data, amid threats to funding.

Fishers Police Department reports a busy week due to numerous accidents and reminds the community to drive cautiously given the unpredictable weather. They stress their continuous efforts in ensuring safety.

The first case of CWD in a white-tailed deer was detected in Humphreys County, Tennessee, as hunting season ended; TFWC considers deer management strategy changes.

The Plymouth Police Department shared their weekly workload, highlighting 898 incidents, including 12 arrests and 196 traffic stops. They also responded to accidents, disturbances, and conducted wellbeing checks, thanking the community for support.

Candidate filing for Lewisville City Council begins tomorrow, with incumbents facing potential challenges until Feb. 13. A new rule requires candidates to submit a petition with voter signatures.

Cuyahoga County property tax bills are available online, due by February 19. Payment can be made online, by phone, or in person, with extended Treasurer's Office hours for assistance.