Senator Ron Latz critiqued Trump's pardons of January 6 convicts, stressing the attack's impact on democracy and law, marking the event's fifth anniversary.

Patrick Katzenmeyer, with a blend of parenting experience and a business background, joins the Columbus City Schools Board of Education to influence positive change and ensure high-quality education.

The Palm Beach County Board of Commissioners marked January 19, 2026, as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, reflecting on his legacy and impact on justice and peace.

Raleigh is set to alleviate flooding near Crabtree Valley Mall with part of a $220M bond approved by the LGC, funding sewer improvements and other infrastructure projects. No tax increases are expected for these improvements.

Mayor Anders Ibsen was sworn in at Tacoma's first City Council meeting of 2026, emphasizing public safety, housing, economy, infrastructure, and transparent governance.

The article outlines a public hearing for the proposed rules of Oregon's Motor Voter program, stressing the importance of public input in enhancing the system's accuracy and inclusivity.

U.S. troops injured in a raid on Venezuela are receiving medical care at Brooke Army Medical Center, with details of the operation remaining unclear. Mayor Jones discusses its implications for Venezuela's future.

Wright County Attorney Brian Lutes announces his bid for re-election, emphasizing his dedication to public safety, collaboration with law enforcement, and commitment to the county's well-being.

A federal filing suggests State Sen. Aisha Wahab is weighing a run for California’s open 14th Congressional District, a move that could reshuffle local races.

House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer initiated hearings into alleged widespread theft of federal funds in Minnesota, implicating state officials and some community members in a multi-billion-dollar social program fraud.

Mecklenburg County hires Dr. Virginia Covill and Christopher Rivera to focus on workforce development and upward mobility, aiming to align strategies with employer needs and support residents' economic improvement.

Fort Lauderdale launches Operation Fast and Furious to curb aggressive driving, funded by a $51,000 FDOT grant. The initiative includes increased enforcement and public education in three languages.

State Rep. Julie Olthoff sponsors a resolution to rename a U.S. Highway 30 section after late Sgt. William Gilbert Paterson, who died on duty in 1994.