Missouri Governor Kehoe announced five appointments to state boards, covering finance and healthcare, aiming to enhance leadership with diverse expertises.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina has appointed John W. Gajda, P.E., with over three decades of electric utility experience, to the North Carolina Utilities Commission.

Missouri Governor Kehoe appointed three judges to the state judiciary, including Michelle Cocayne and Catherine Dierker as Circuit Judges, and Karma Johnson as an Associate Circuit Judge.

Gina Hinojosa invoked Winter Storm Uri to accuse Gov. Greg Abbott of protecting energy companies that profited during the 2021 blackout.

Senate Bill 863 would put a governor‑appointed board over MSHSAA just as the Metro Catholic Conference race tightens, drawing reactions from schools and the AG.

The Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Department visited Glendale Primary School as part of their community outreach, aiming to build early connections with youths.

The Long Beach City Council unanimously directed the Health Department to turn a new Black community assessment into partnerships and hiring proposals, with staff ordered back in 120 days.

Oklahoma Governor Stitt criticizes delays in poultry settlements, potentially risking their success, and commends local advocates for their persistent efforts.

Gov. Lombardo is backing a ballot amendment to bar transgender girls from women’s sports; opponents have sued and a Carson City hearing is scheduled for Feb. 20.

Upper Arlington's government used a Valentine's Day theme to express their commitment to safety, praising first responders and reinforcing their 24/7 vigilance through social media.

Blue Ash, Ohio, is recruiting experienced Police Patrol Officers who are certified and currently employed full-time as Ohio Peace Officers. Applications are accepted on its website.

The Tennessee Supreme Court heard arguments this week on two cases that could cut Metro Council seats and change airport board control. Mayor Freddie O’Connell says Metro will defend local control.

A federal judge ordered ICE to allow Catholic clergy into the Broadview processing center so detainees can receive Communion and ashes on Ash Wednesday. Plaintiffs and organizers say the move restores long‑standing pastoral access that had recently been blocked.