Southlake's draft 2026 capital program totals roughly $40M and focuses on road widening, water upgrades and park projects over the coming year.

San Mateo County collected $4.1 billion in property taxes in FY 2024–25, a 6% increase that boosts school and local budgets while highlighting a state funding shortfall.

Hialeah's mayor criticizes Netflix's "The Rip" for its negative portrayal of the city and is considering legal action due to the impact on its image and potential copyright issues.

Several Portland-area governments are years behind on required audits. Staffing shortages and a 2023 law that removed a key penalty have left the state with few enforcement tools.

The City of Dunedin, Florida, explained its budget allocation for FY 2026 on social media, detailing how property taxes contribute to services such as public safety and parks, with a link for additional information.

Lewisville opens candidate filing for the May general election to fill City Council Places 1 and 3; contenders must now gather signatures due to a new City Charter Amendment.

Washington state's IL26-638 initiative debates a ban on transgender athletes in female youth sports, with potential legislative action or a voter decision.

A proposed constitutional amendment would force Colorado police to notify DHS about some criminal suspects. Voters will decide the measure this November.

Northeast Ohio's road salt shortage prompts Euclid to focus on salting main roads and critical areas, sparing secondary streets as temperatures drop below effective levels for salt use. Residents are urged to be cautious.

Hilliard joined regional partners in opposing increased housing density in the Big Darby Accord update, advocating for environmental preservation in the watershed area.

A photo shows Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins boarding a flight to Costa Rica as a winter storm closed in, his office says emergency operations were prepped.

The Louisiana Department of Education ordered Noble Minds Institute to return $274,500 after an audit flagged questionable expenses during a Dec. 2024–May 2025 review.

Cuyahoga County warns of a severe winter storm with expected snowfall, cold temperatures, and potential power outages, advising residents on safety measures and available warming centers.