The Dallas Landmark Commission is set to decide if the rainbow-painted steps at Oak Lawn United Methodist Church, representing LGBTQ support, can remain amid a Texas directive to remove such displays.

Indiana Senate Bill 67, promoting the linkage between public lands and health, passed a committee. It seeks affordable access without new fees, calling for a study on health impacts and strategies for disaster mitigation.

Houston oil companies are monitoring the potential impacts on energy markets following the arrest of Venezuela's former President Nicolás Maduro, with no immediate surge in oil prices observed.

Protests erupted in the Bay Area after Trump's military action in Venezuela that resulted in Nicolás Maduro's seizure, sparking legal and ethical debates.

Rowan County has announced a grant application season for organizations helping at-risk youth and those involved in juvenile justice for 2026-2027, with a 30% local match required.

Corey O'Connor is inaugurated as Pittsburgh's 62nd mayor, succeeding his late father, Bob O'Connor, with plans to review city operations and prioritize public safety.

Lt. Sarah McCarthy of SCCAD was honored in a procession after dying from a medical emergency. She served for 23 years and was remembered for her dedication.

Mayor Zoltanski's inauguration in Sandy City is today at Alta High at 11 a.m., with shuttle buses provided from Dimple Dell Recreation Center due to limited school parking.

The Wauwatosa Police Department is recruiting officers with incentives like a $2,500 hiring bonus and no fitness test for lateral transfers to address staffing shortages.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office celebrated Corporal Pollard's 20 years of service, covering Detention, Patrol, and Investigations. The Facebook post appreciated his commitment and impact on the community.

Houston's community is divided over the U.S. capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, with expatriates celebrating and others protesting the action's legality and ethics.

Sandy City held a swearing-in ceremony for three council members, accessible both in-person and via Zoom, symbolizing a commitment to civic duty and community engagement.

Michelle Wu began her second term as Boston's mayor, highlighting achievements and setting priorities for housing, education, and city infrastructure improvements. She criticized the Trump administration and plans to tackle local and federal issues.