Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton opened an investigation into major firetruck makers after municipalities reported steep price hikes and long delivery delays. The state has issued demands for documents to REV, Oshkosh and Rosenbauer.

Rep. Amanda Clinton's HB 3392 aimed at equitable energy costs passes the Oklahoma House Utility Committee unanimously, targeting large energy consumers like data centers to protect average consumers.

Less than half of the 28 Cook County circuit court seats drew multiple candidates for the March 17 primary, leaving many races uncontested. Voters will face fewer choices than in past cycles.

Hilliard City Council is considering appointing Joshua Rauch as the new City Manager. His 15 years of experience in public service leadership support his candidacy.

NYPD shootings during mental health crises have led to calls for Mayor Mamdani to reform NYC's emergency response, including a pledge to establish a Department of Community Safety and expand the B-HEARD program for non-violent mental health calls.

Waukesha honored its School Resource Officers for their contributions to school safety and student law enforcement relationships on National School Resource Officer Appreciation Day.

Three receive felony charges for human trafficking in separate cases investigated by the OBN and OCPD, with indictments by the Oklahoma Attorney General's Grand Jury.

Kannapolis seeks to honor Mrs. Corine Cannon by naming a bridge after her for her local activism and historical impact.

Devon Energy and WPX Energy plan to move their headquarters out of Oklahoma, prompting state officials to emphasize economic diversification and long-term growth strategies in sectors like aerospace and biosciences.

Inside Bronx Housing Court the dockets are packed, post‑moratorium filings are surging and legal help is scarce — leaving tenants and small landlords waiting months for answers.

Cary Police Department expressed appreciation for School Resource Officers on social media, emphasizing their roles as mentors and partners in student safety and success.

A Cole County judge found Gov. Mike Kehoe lawfully called the redistricting special session, leaving Missouri’s GOP‑leaning map intact while appeals and a referendum proceed.

A Denver judge ruled that Colorado's corrections system unlawfully coerced incarcerated people into work and ordered an end to 'double charging' and isolation punishments.