Portland officials call for a halt to ICE operations after agents shot two individuals near a local hospital, amid wider concerns over the use of force in immigration enforcement.

The Saint Paul Library Board will discuss forgiving pre-2024 debts, fostering partnerships with The Friends group, and examining the Rondo Library status.

Gov. Green appoints Jay Carpio to Hawaii’s Board of Land and Natural Resources, highlighting his conservation experience and commitment to traditional resource management.

Palo Alto has started the construction of the new Fire Station 4, funded in part by a hotel tax and a $5.2 million state earmark, aiming for completion in summer 2027.

The Larimer County Sheriff's Office honored its officers on social media, emphasizing their service and positive community interactions, on Law Enforcement Appreciation Day.

Sen. Fabian Doate says he was blindsided after finding language that suggests Nevada may ask USDA to bar candy and sugary drinks from SNAP benefits.

Miami-Dade is revoking fraudulent disabled parking permits following an audit of recent applications, as reported by NBC Miami and Caribbean National Weekly.

Portland councilors Avalos, Dunphy, and Smith reacted to an ICE shooting in Hazelwood, criticizing ICE's community safety threat and promising vigilance against federal overreach.

The U.S. House passed a three-year extension of ACA subsidies with bipartisan support, affecting health care costs and coverage. Michigan leaders reacted along party lines, with Democrats applauding and Republicans opposing the measure.

El Paso high school students visited the East Montana Patrol for hands-on law enforcement experience, including SWAT and crisis negotiation demonstrations, part of the Mentoring Our Future program.

Barberton's Mayor Judge and city employees served a New Year's lunch to local seniors, with food from Leach's Meats & Sweets and Al's Corner Restaurant, and live music.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes announced a settlement with Riverview Dairy reducing groundwater usage and providing $11 million for local water access improvements in the Sulphur Springs Valley.

Worthington swears in new officials, including Mayor Scott Holmes and Vice Mayor Joe Mas, as well as council members at a January meeting, marking a transition in local governance.