A federal judge has halted the termination of TPS for Haitians, a relief for many in Central Florida's Haitian community, amidst political debate and advocacy for extension.

A new investigation matched federal and state lists and found roughly 184 California truck‑driving programs that aren’t approved by the state — and some students paid thousands. Regulators and lawmakers say a $2,500 exemption creates a dangerous loophole.

Hundreds of North Side students marched to River Park in a two-hour, student-led anti-ICE rally that organizers said will be paired with civic action.

Colorado's Supreme Court ruled Monday that parts of the 2019 anti‑SLAPP law can’t send final county‑court dismissals to the Court of Appeals, sending many appeals to district court instead.

Michigan's Saginaw Bay area is preparing for a special primary election to fill the vacant 35th State Senate District seat with ten candidates participating.

Cary, NC returns to normal operations after a winter storm, with facilities reopening and services resuming. The town thanks its "A+ Team" for their efforts during the weather event.

Jacksonville's ACPS partners with First Coast Crime Stoppers to combat animal cruelty, offering up to $3,000 for tips leading to arrests, inspired by successful local case resolution.

A bill in the Colorado legislature would force monthly DOC reporting, speed parole reviews and give some eligible people limited earned time as prisons strain at near-capacity.

Chapel Hill updates its service schedule, noting facility closures, transit modifications, and a pause in food distribution and waste pickup. Essential services to resume next week.

Indiana House passed a resolution to rename a highway section as "Commodore Crane Highway" to honor the legacy of Naval Support Activity Crane and its namesake.

MoDOT reschedules the community meeting on Missouri Route 32 bridge replacement to Feb. 10, 2026, at Boss Assembly of God Church, with an open house from 4:30 to 6 p.m. and a comment period until Feb. 17.

House Judiciary Committee report alleges European Commission's campaign to censor online speech impacts American freedom of expression, specifically conservative content.

Marisco Ltd. and Pacific Shipyards International won rights to bid on U.S. Army maintenance contracts that could top $250 million, deepening Hawaii's federal work pipeline.