Denton City Council to hold a public hearing on rezoning 24.941 acres for potential redevelopment, with residents encouraged to participate on February 17, 2026.

Jim Jordan investigates Acacia Center for Justice over the alleged misuse of funds for legal services to illegal aliens, as per the House Judiciary Committee.

Cincinnati invests over $2 million in police security cameras to enhance surveillance in high-crime areas like the West End, spurred by local tragedies including the deaths of two children.

EPCC has renamed its Student Technology Services to Student Talent Services to reflect its broader focus on student skill development and employment training.

The Clean Energy Alliance approved a $10.6M credit package to shield North County customers from a spike in a state charge; credits take effect Feb. 1.

White Settlement Police Department honors Corporal David Streif upon his retirement after 37 years in law enforcement, 27 of which were spent with the department.

Minneapolis council member Jason Chavez is set to introduce a resolution to oppose federal immigration enforcement funding, challenging the Laken Riley Act and affirming the city's sanctuary status.

Cleveland Heights expands its composting pilot program by adding a second food scrap drop-off location at Noble Road Library to further its sustainability efforts.

Oklahoma House Democrats have presented a legislative agenda to address the rising cost of living, proposing bills for a higher minimum wage, protection from utility and insurance cost increases, and improvements in public education funding.

EPCC received its 29th consecutive award from the GFOA for excellence in financial reporting for the fiscal year 2024, reflecting its commitment to transparency and high standards.

Montgomery County closes government offices due to harsh winter conditions; directs residents to online services.

Mayor Keith A. James outlined his vision for West Palm Beach’s future, focusing on community strength and economic development in his State of the City Address.

The WCSO in Tennessee has established successful programs addressing addiction and mental health in jails, significantly reducing recidivism and aiding inmate rehabilitation.