Douglas County secured $2.75 million in federal funds for two water infrastructure projects, leading to an upgrade in Louviers and a new pipeline to the Rueter-Hess Reservoir.

Senators Baldwin and Shaheen, with Rep. Moore, introduced the MAMA Act to improve mental health care for pregnant and postpartum women by removing cost barriers.

Celeste Karam, an eighth grader, won the "I Voted" sticker contest in St. Charles County with her patriotic design featuring an eagle and an American flag.

Survivors marched in Sacramento urging lawmakers to close legal loopholes that let minors marry, citing local records and national research showing the scale of the problem.

An audit of the Oklahoma Horse Racing Commission uncovered numerous financial control issues in their management of the OKBred account, with Rep. Harris urging immediate action to address the findings.

A proposed Knox County ordinance would require nonprofits to certify they don't use county grants to help undocumented immigrants, prompting protests and a delay.

Denton City Council will hold a hearing on a proposed annexation of land near Mills Road on February 17, 2026.

Sen. Dickerson introduced the Housing for Heroes Act (SB 429) to help 100% disabled veterans with housing by capping income requirements for rent at twice the monthly amount.

Arizona State Representative Ralph Heap introduces House Bill 2975 to suspend the "Solar Scores" map, aiming to redistribute land use favorably between solar, housing, and mining developments.

Senator Gallego introduced the Water Security and Drought Resilience Act, aimed at improving U.S. water storage and drought response, supported by Senators Padilla and Kelly.

Michigan's Secretary of State refutes Macomb County Clerk's claim of finding non-citizens in voter rolls after a Bureau of Elections investigation finds most on the list are citizens or already removed.

Garland responds to a winter storm, working continuously to maintain city services and public safety, while adjusting waste collection schedules and offering support for utility payments.

Cambridge authorities warn of email scams targeting individuals dealing with the City, particularly over zoning permits, with no reported data breach or financial loss yet.