Senator Marsha Blackburn leads Tennessee's congressional delegation in urging President Trump to swiftly approve a Major Disaster Declaration after Winter Storm Fern. The storm caused extensive damage and power outages.

A newly filed Arizona bill would tighten licensing, inspections and fines for sober‑living homes after reporting showed a multi‑billion fraud and human harms. Lawmakers and advocates are divided on whether fines alone will fix the problem.

The town of Farragut invites public engagement in assembling its FY2027 budget, offering transparent access to the process via town hall meetings and online resources.

Local nurse Karen Briscoe received a Citizen Commendation for her bravery in assisting a seizing driver after a crash, which was honored by the Franklin Police.

A Dallas constable candidate who pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor could be legally blocked from serving even if he wins the March primary.

State Rep. Alaina Shonkwiler received the Legislator of the Year Award from the Indiana Association of Chiefs of Police for her work in public safety legislation.

Dr. Matt Deluhery joins Waukesha Fire Department as EMS Medical Director, bringing extensive emergency medicine expertise and a family history connected to the city.

Rep. Josh Harder and Stockton officials say an ICE field office refused to answer basic questions about body cameras, masks and detainees' access to counsel after an inspection. Local leaders are pushing for clearer rules and more oversight.

NC Governor Josh Stein visited Alamance Behavioral Health Center to discuss mental health services and the importance of accessible care for public safety.

Attorney General Kwame Raoul and 20 other attorneys general filed an amicus brief with the 9th Circuit Court to protect the Flores Settlement, opposing the Trump administration's move to prolong child detention in immigration custody.

Sen. Ted Cruz honored the 67 lives lost in the mid-air collision over the Potomac River, discussing the ROTOR Act, a safety bill inspired by the tragedy, at a memorial service.

A public hearing in Olympia was suspended after lawmakers clashed over HB 2641, a proposal that would bar some former ICE officers from state policing jobs.

A Cook County judge found $243 million in transportation‑tax revenue was used improperly, forcing the county to set money aside and raising the prospect of more appeals. The ruling touches reserves and planned projects across the county budget.