Massachusetts invests $6.8 million in recidivism reduction, focusing on evidence-based rehabilitation for 18-25-year-olds, involving nonprofits and corrections departments.

Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai will close CU Boulder's Conference on World Affairs on April 16 with a ticketed conversation while most programming remains free.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office to reopen after a weather-induced water service disruption forced a temporary closure.

Siemens Energy is expanding its Charlotte operations with a $421 million investment, creating 500 jobs and enhancing its transformer and turbine production. This move signals confidence in the local economy and workforce.

The Columbus Division of Fire completed specialized grain bin rescue training, using a simulator to prepare for rare emergency scenarios in urban settings like breweries.

State Rep. Tony Isa co-authored House Bill 1038, which aims to enable the relocation of casinos to specific counties in Indiana, potentially spurring economic growth, with a focus on transparency and community engagement.

Sixty‑five Arizona business leaders urged Gov. Katie Hobbs to rethink plans to eliminate data‑center tax breaks and add a water fee, warning it could chill investment. Lawmakers now face competing pressure from industry and water advocates.

A new Oregon Senate bill would ban mobile syringe distribution within 2,000 feet of schools, putting pop-up needle exchanges near Providence Park and Lincoln High in the crosshairs.

Cleveland marks a century of Black History Month, emphasizing the importance of remembering the city's fight against school segregation and promoting justice and inclusion for the future.

St. Louis provides over 450 emergency shelter beds amid cold weather, offering respite for the homeless with walk-up shelters and transportation services available.

Cincinnati has invested $5.4M in public safety, enhancing police visibility and surveillance, despite criticisms of spending efficiency on youth curfew centers.

Justice Barbara Madsen will retire April 3, ending a 33-year run on Washington’s high court. The governor will appoint her successor to serve until an election.

Ohio School Bus Safety Grant Program awards over $143,000 to upgrade local buses with safety equipment in multiple counties, as detailed by State Representative Roy Klopfenstein.