Farm-Pass, a program by the Healey-Driscoll Administration, aids Massachusetts family farms in transfer planning to secure their agricultural futures.

Ohio Secretary of State LaRose supports the Make Elections Great Again Act, highlighting Ohio's system as a model for national election integrity standards.

Blaine, Minnesota, will hold a public hearing on February 10, 2026, for community input on Pulte Group's proposal to rezone and develop land at 125th Avenue NE for the Ravenwood housing project.

Magnifi Financial is seeking a conditional use permit for a new bank in Blaine on Austin Street NE. A public hearing with the Planning Commission is set for February 10, 2026.

EMS Division Chief Patrick Hutchison received the First Responders Award at the Westfield Chamber of Commerce’s Lantern Awards for his contributions to the Westfield Fire Department’s EMS division.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office provided 35 law enforcement uniforms to high school students in a mentoring program, thanks to Pecos West sponsorship.

St. Augustine celebrates the 507th birthday of its founder with a public wreath-laying ceremony featuring historical reenactments and a mayoral reading.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes joins a coalition of 21 attorneys general opposing DOJ's demands on Minnesota, considering them overreaches into state sovereignty and voter data.

St. Louis postponed its new employee compensation strategy to 2026 due to financial challenges from police pay raises affecting pension costs and other public service workers' pay.

K9 Officer Ben Martin of North Bend named Officer of the Year by American Legion Post 34 for his exceptional community impact and fundraising efforts for the K9 program.

NYC Council members Mamdani and Menin decline salary increases amid a push by some members for higher pay. A commission to review salaries is expected, with calls for fair and transparent processes.

Lawton Police Department proposed using Clearview AI to aid investigations and presented the tool's capabilities and privacy measures to the City Council, emphasizing responsible use and oversight.

Flagstaff City Council ended its contract with Flock Safety, aiming to dismantle the license plate recording technology, with camera removal scheduled by February 5 as confirmed by the company.