Governor Mike Kehoe of Missouri announced the appointments of Scott Ream to the State Board of Optometry and Christopher Schappe to the Board of Probation and Parole.

Rumors of ICE raids in Phoenix stir concern among residents and lawmakers, despite lack of official confirmation; recent ICE operation observed by activist sparks fear of broader sweeps.

The North Carolina Labor Commissioner, Luke Farley, has eliminated the state's elevator inspection backlog, ensuring all elevators are now inspected annually.

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani signed executive orders to combat hidden "junk fees" and deceptive subscription practices, aiming to increase consumer protection and affordability in the city.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani announces three new judicial nominations and confirms nine reappointments, highlighting the diverse legal backgrounds and experiences of the appointees.

Lori Alhadeff won't seek a third term on Broward County School Board and endorses Sharry Kimmel; Kimmel aims to continue Alhadeff's work on school safety and fiscal responsibility.

Arlington Police invites locals to join its 30th Community Police Academy, aiming to enhance understanding of police work through a 10-week educational program.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine emphasizes the importance of community involvement in detecting childcare fraud and outlines the state's efforts to prevent the misuse of taxpayer dollars in the childcare system.

Officer Vincent Stabilo is retiring from the Phoenixville Borough Police Department after a career starting in 1993, known for his community-focused service and roles in education and training.

The Tennessee Historical Commission announced its Federal Historic Preservation Fund Grant program, offering financial support for state preservation projects, with applications open from Jan 19 to Feb 28, 2026.

The Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office adds a narcotics K9 to its SWAT team, shares success stories, and promotes its newsletter for community engagement.

Austin is close to developing John Trevino Park, with plans to request funds from HUD for amenities such as a pavilion and trails while ensuring the protection of cultural heritage.

Bloomington Planning Commission invites public participation for a hearing on a conditional use permit for an indoor cannabis cultivation facility on January 22, 2026.