Butler County Sheriff's ERS completed ice rescue training, practicing various lifesaving techniques to prepare for winter emergencies on frozen waterways.

Mayor Mamdani and Speaker Menin formed a commission to review and recommend public servant salaries, ensuring transparency and accountability according to the NYC Charter.

Michigan sues fossil fuel companies for alleged antitrust violations and conspiring against renewable energy, leading to inflated energy costs for consumers.

Centrus Energy Corp. is expanding its Oak Ridge facility in Tennessee to manufacture advanced centrifuges for uranium enrichment. This $560 million investment will create 430 jobs.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel joins a coalition suing against ICE's "lawless" actions in Minnesota, aiming to restrain federal overreach and protect community welfare.

Texas AG Ken Paxton secured $6.8 million in debt relief for veterans misled by VA Claims Insider, LLC, which falsely offered free VA benefits assistance.

The University of Cincinnati College of Law rebrands its Center for Practice to the Center for Advocacy, focusing on practical legal skills for students.

CCS announces winners of attendance challenge, highlighting Colerain Elementary, Columbus Africentric Middle, and Columbus Scioto High for their successful strategies to improve student attendance.

The Hillsborough UF/IFAS Extension Service is offering free tax preparation webinars for residents, including updates on tax changes and financial planning using tax returns.

State GOP leaders and new bills are threatening Phoenix's planned light rail at a critical vote, putting federal funding and West Phoenix service at risk.

Hillsborough County declared January as Human Trafficking Awareness Month, celebrated the founders of two fraternities, funded arena renovations, initiated a telehealth program, planned for disaster recovery, and announced a park and library project.

The Dark Energy Survey, with over 400 scientists worldwide, focuses on mapping the cosmos and understanding dark energy, including contributions by physicist Jessica Muir.

Massachusetts AG Campbell filed an amicus brief supporting Vineyard Wind's lawsuit against a federal suspension order, arguing the project's importance for the state's clean energy goals and economy.