Indiana State Rep. Tim Yocum has passed a bill through the House to increase transparency in county commissioner districting by requiring public meetings for input every ten years.

San Francisco residents can influence the future of local parks by attending workshops or completing a survey for the Meck Playbook update by the Park and Recreation Department.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has asked the state's Attorney General to revoke CAIR's nonprofit status, linking them to the Muslim Brotherhood and claiming they threaten Texan security.

Bloomington is hosting a free event on neighborhood development and housing attainability, focusing on small-scale development at Hopewell. Mayor Thomson emphasizes the city's need for diverse housing.

Assembly Republicans want Wisconsin to add a $1,000 state match to federal 'Trump Accounts,' tapping a projected surplus to give newborns a larger financial head start.

Sen. Shane Jett filed SB1640 to bar lawmakers from possessing or drinking alcohol while on duty. The proposal would authorize breathalyzer tests and carry fines and expulsions.

Lawmakers pressed state officials after Gov. Kehoe’s budget recommended $250,000 for The 57 Foundation — including $125K in TANF funds — and demanded more detail.

Chief Dennis M. Jenkerson announced immediate promotions across the St. Louis Fire Department after a court decision ended a four-year freeze.

The City of Houston has appealed a $13 million jury judgment after a 2021 crash with an HPD cruiser killed Charles Payne. The Fifth Circuit will now review the city's challenge.

Hamilton County Mathematics and Science Academy was audited, revealing financial mismanagement including improper payments for sales tax, late fees, and bank overdrafts totaling $4,655.93.

Governor Abbott reappoints members and names Roger Guenther as the new chair of the GCPD Board of Directors, extending their terms through 2029 to enhance coastal resilience efforts.

A Houston IT worker says ICE agents boxed in his truck on Jan. 1, asked for his Social Security number and left after he began recording the encounter.

Rep. Newman announced $140,125 in grant funding for school bus safety in Miami and Darke Counties, as part of Ohio's $10 million allotment for improving bus fleets with new safety technology.