JeffCAP is hosting two LiHEAP outreach meetings to help Jefferson Parish residents apply for energy bill assistance, requiring specific documents for eligibility.

South Milwaukee residents will vote on a library funding boost, potentially increasing the tax levy by $425,000, which means a $27 annual tax hike per $100,000 of home value.

University of Cincinnati sponsors SXSW 2026 Workplace Track, emphasizing education-workforce link and offering sessions, panels, and an activation lounge.

Incumbent David Holt faces Matthew Pallares in Oklahoma City’s Feb. 10 mayoral election as arena, GO bond and transit debates shape the campaign.

The Montgomery County Council is set to review the County's actions during a major winter storm in a public briefing on February 3, focusing on the response's effectiveness and areas for improvement.

President Trump has nominated Kevin Warsh to chair the Federal Reserve Board, a decision praised by Representative Ann Wagner for his experience and qualifications.

Councilmember Will Jawando organizes a Zoom town hall on Feb. 2 to discuss the response to Winter Storm Fern in Montgomery County ahead of a formal review.

Thousands protested in Boston against ICE, following fatal agent-involved shootings, with Governor Healey initiating measures to restrict ICE's activities in Massachusetts.

A 911 call about shots fired at a Giant Eagle grocery store led to a heavy police response, but authorities found no evidence of a shooting or any disturbance. The incident is under investigation.

The State Board of Education approved core ideas to guide a major social studies rewrite, moving the overhaul forward amid protests over a proposed reading list and Bible excerpts.

A Ninth Circuit panel affirmed a lower court ruling that California’s long‑standing ban on switchblades remains in place. Plaintiffs say they will seek further review.

Chief Justice Patricia Guerrero is ordering statewide tracking of immigration arrests at courthouses as lawmakers file bills to protect court users and expand remote hearings. The move aims to preserve access to justice amid a recent surge of enforcement actions.

Oklahoma Governor Stitt orders a review of the state's health policies to ensure medical freedom and uphold individual liberties, emphasizing informed consent and parental rights.