Doug Zipp to discuss Bishop Backers Winter Community Day 2026 on Delaware City Digest radio, featuring sports, charity, and local businesses on Valentine's Day.

The Carmel Police Department congratulated Chief Drake Sterling on his appointment as a Director At Large for the Indiana Association of Chiefs of Police.

A projected $2.9M hike in Saratoga's sheriff contract could leave the city with a nearly $900K shortfall for 2026‑27 as council weighs cuts and regional options.

Arizona Senator Farnsworth's bill, SB 1026, aims to ease bureaucratic processes for alternative education, benefiting both nontraditional learning environments and students.

Maintenance staff from St. Louis showcased their skills in competitions at the Park Maintenance Rodeo, as highlighted by the City of Florissant on social media.

North Carolina unveils a packed 2026 event schedule aimed at boosting the economy and community engagement with highlights like the NASCAR Cook Out Clash and World Cup Soccer Sendoff Game.

Arizona Senate Republicans, led by Senator Finchem, have pushed forward SB 1095 to ban irreversible gender transition procedures for minors, stirring debate over transgender youth healthcare rights.

California AG Rob Bonta co-led a multistate amicus brief calling the federal "no-bond" policy inhumane and illegal and asking courts to restore bond hearings. The filing joins state attorneys general and advocates in a national push for due process.

Missouri DESE seeks nominations for the 2027 Regional Teacher of the Year to honor outstanding educators for their dedication and impact on student achievement.

The City of Doral announces new security measures at City Hall, including constant lobby security personnel, mandatory visitor check-ins, and metal detectors during City Council meetings.

Senator Mark Kelly urges President Trump to address high housing costs in Arizona, criticizing administration policies for exacerbating the crisis and advocating for solutions like the ROAD and HOPE for Homeownership Acts.

Students from seven Sacramento high schools will march to the State Capitol Friday to protest ICE and press local officials on sanctuary protections.

Researchers and advocates pressed lawmakers to fix attendance reporting after testimony showed Oregon students get far less class time than peers. Supporters say a modest bill could deliver the data districts need.