Norman City Council held a study session on homelessness and development, reviewing a bond survey for a new shelter and discussing ordinance and Charter changes ahead of an April vote.

South Jordan officials took the oath of office in an event marked by community engagement and visions for the city's future, with Utah's Governor Cox participating.

Senator Marsha Blackburn praised the Trump administration's action against a fraud scheme in Minnesota, pushing for a bill making fraud a deportable offense.

AG Gentner Drummond reviews a mosque project in Broken Arrow amid concerns about ownership and financing, and potential ties to the Muslim Brotherhood.

St. Charles Parish commenced a $10 million drainage project to tackle longstanding flooding issues in the Ormond area, expecting to improve water flow and reduce flood risk.

Rep. Cynthia Roe responded to a tornado in Purcell, Oklahoma, highlighting community resilience and engaging in recovery efforts with local emergency management.

The City of Frisco received the ICC/IAEI ElectriCity Award for its commitment to electrical safety through advanced inspection training and alignment with national standards.

Chicago residents can share their views on local law enforcement's cooperation with federal immigration authorities at a public hearing hosted by the Community Commission for Public Safety and Accountability.

An ICE agent in Minneapolis was involved in a fatal shooting, leading the city's Senate delegation to call for an immediate investigation and condemn the violence.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott appoints Col. Omar A. Perea to the state's Aerospace and Aviation Advisory Committee, with his term expiring on September 1, 2027.

Millcreek announces a ceremony to swear in re-elected Councilmembers Bev Uipi and Thom Desirant, combined with a pre-event reception, inviting the public to engage in local governance.

Wisconsin endorses the AAP vaccine schedule despite federal changes, emphasizing evidence-based practices for child health and maintaining Medicaid vaccine coverage.

The Cleveland County Sheriff's Office in Oklahoma reports successful outcomes from their Jail Garden Program, including a $5,429 harvest, plans for expansion, and benefits such as structure and teamwork for inmates.