Norman, Oklahoma, will receive federal funds for infrastructure and safety improvements, including major street enhancements and transit vehicle replacements, after successful submissions to ACOG for FFY 2029 funding.

Pinellas County is launching a new online reservation system for parks on March 2, 2026, with the current system offline from Feb 21 to March 1 for data transfer.

Harris County commissioners voted 4-1 to condemn DHS and ICE, a move county leaders tied to two fatal federal shootings in Minnesota and the county’s recent amicus filing. The nonbinding motion adds a local voice to national legal fights over federal deployments.

ICE is reportedly scoping a 639,595‑square‑foot Oakmont 410 warehouse on San Antonio’s East Side, a development that raises local and national questions.

The Saint Louis County Planning Department received multiple awards for its STLCO 2050 Comprehensive Plan, aimed at building a sustainable and equitable community.

Ohio lawmakers Isaacsohn and Upchurch challenge new election directives, claiming they may disenfranchise voters and conflict with laws. They request a pause on their implementation.

Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner forms the F.A.F.O. coalition with other prosecutors to address federal overreach by prosecuting federal law enforcement officers who violate state laws.

AG Dana Nessel joins a multistate amicus brief opposing Trump Administration efforts to dismantle the Flores Settlement, which protects immigrant children in detention.

Bexar County pushed the 2025 property tax deadline to this coming Monday after USPS changed how postmarks are applied. Officials urge proof of mailing or electronic payment to avoid penalties.

An 11-member task force met in Oklahoma City to study moving workers with disabilities off Section 14(c) subminimum wages and to prepare recommendations. The panel will gather testimony and deliver a final report in 2028.

Missouri's Department of Natural Resources offers grants up to $25,000 for community water systems to develop or enhance Source Water Protection Plans.

District records show roughly $2.54M paid to an immigration law firm for H‑1B processing from 2020–2025, with many fees charged to federal accounts. State officials are scrutinizing the practice.

Ohio school districts receive over $256K for bus safety from a state grant, with Representative Mark Johnson highlighting the importance of the funds for student transportation safety.