Rep. Gary Click proposes House Bill 420 in Ohio to end continuing levies and ensure voters can reevaluate taxes, aiming to prevent inherited tax burdens.

Dr. Chad Warren is appointed as Cleveland State University's new VP of Advancement and Executive Director of its foundation, bringing a record of philanthropic success.

A Cumberland County sheriff publicly rebuked ICE after agents arrested a corrections recruit — ICE pulled detainees and subpoenaed the jail’s employment records.

The Michigan Department of Education established an Office of Curriculum and Instruction to improve statewide teaching and literacy, with Dr. Jen Saylor as interim director.

New DCWP Commissioner Sam Levine has launched lawsuits, a multimillion‑dollar restitution package and a report accusing apps of cutting couriers’ tips. He says more staff and courts will decide the next moves.

Hamilton County inaugurates its new Central Campus, named Patricia McCollum Way, to house key county services, aiming to enhance public service coordination and access.

Jacksonville has announced facility closures for Presidents' Day including government offices and recreational centers, while Animal Care Services will remain open for adoptions.

Senate Bill 34 would let Ohio classrooms display founding documents, including the Ten Commandments, prompting sharp pushback and possible court fights.

University City has announced the State of the City address for March 5, 2026, where achievements and future plans will be discussed by Mayor Crow and Interim City Manager Sharp.

Oklahoma Senator Tom Woods announced a $25.5 million settlement between the state and Tyson Foods, Cargill, concluding long-standing litigation and bringing relief to local poultry farmers.

San Jose Rep. Sam Liccardo cosponsored a bill to reroute tens of billions from ICE to local police grants. The proposal faces committee hurdles as Congress debates DHS funding.

Cincinnati aims to become a Blue Zones city to enhance longevity, led by Dr. Florence Rothenberg's efforts through the Heart of Northside health center and the Food For Thought Cincy initiative.

Ohio Representatives Thomas and Synenberg provided testimony on House Bill 478 to address jury tampering, with new measures against intimidation and interference.