The Tampa Convention Center offers new inclusive resources like Distract Paks and Emergency Communication Cards to support guests with sensory sensitivities.

Springfield Township officials announce their snow removal strategy on Facebook, detailing pre-treatments and a rotating crew plan for continuous road clearance during an upcoming snowstorm.

Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes called DOJ’s demand for unredacted voter files “blackmail,” and says he’ll fight rather than hand over sensitive data. The dispute sets up a high‑stakes legal battle over voter privacy.

The Portland Police monitored peaceful protests near the ICE building, requiring no arrests and stressing their non-engagement in immigration enforcement.

New York Governor Hochul's budget for the fiscal year does not include changes to the Raise the Age law, despite pressure from law enforcement groups. Critics argue the law leads to youth violence, while supporters praise its progressive approach.

The Missouri Department of Social Services isn’t asking for new frontline Children's Division hires for FY27 even as turnover stays high and lawmakers press for caseload limits.

Modeling a 5% cut would hit Utah higher education for about $94 million, and campuses warn that scholarships, programs and services could be squeezed.

After a Minneapolis shooting by ICE, Michigan Senators Slotkin and Peters oppose the DHS funding bill, demanding reforms and accountability in immigration enforcement practices.

Bucks County issues a disaster emergency ahead of a severe snowstorm, activating their EMA and EOC to manage the crisis and urging residents to stay indoors.

Ohio's Supreme Court has equipped 38 new judges with essential judicial skills through a comprehensive orientation program, focusing on ethics, decision-making, and court management.

E’lon Hamilton, a student at West Mound Elementary, founded the Cursive for Kids club to teach cursive writing to his peers, supported by Principal Margaret Brown.

Montgomery County announces closure of non-emergency government facilities due to snow, affecting community events and transit schedules, with public schools already closed for staff planning.

Two new partners join the University of Cincinnati's 1819 Innovation Hub, bringing expertise in data analytics and financial planning to support student and startup growth.