Georgia State Senator Dixon introduced SB 446 to codify a federal school choice tax credit into state law, ensuring continuous support for educational choice.

A Payson legal secretary sued Gila County after being fired over a private Facebook post about Charlie Kirk's killing, arguing his firing violated his First Amendment rights.

Oklahoma's Department of Corrections plans to add disposable nicotine vapes and pouches to prison commissaries, saying sales will be paid by inmates and aim to reduce contraband.

Portland's City Council advanced an ordinance to require gender-neutral signs on single-occupancy restrooms in public-facing businesses, a change officials say will cost only a few dollars per sign.

A SAWS town hall for District 8 will address a possible rate request, infrastructure projects and long‑term water planning. Officials and trustees are expected to attend.

St. Tammany Parish President Mike Cooper announced he will not run in 2027 and will finish his current term, citing family and a desire to pass the torch.

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani aims to disband NYPD's SRG, facing criticism for its militaristic approach to protests, with support from a former official who helped create the unit.

A Trump judicial nominee for the New Orleans federal bench was pressed at a Senate hearing over past testimony defending forced arbitration, drawing opposition from advocacy groups.

Congresswoman Escobar opposes new immigration detention centers in El Paso, as the community rejects the expansion of detention facilities like the scrutinized Camp East Montana.

Mayor Andre Dickens of Atlanta issues four new Administrative Orders to enhance neighborhood investment and accountability, aligned with his Neighborhood Reinvestment Initiative.

An advocate for people leaving polygamy says Utah's 2020 decriminalization of bigamy emboldened abusers; Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson says the change has helped survivors seek services.

Rowan County libraries and health organizations collaborate against heart disease, offering blood pressure stations and health resources at an event at the Rowan Public Library.

Missouri's January 2026 revenue report shows a mixed financial picture, with a 7.6% drop in general revenue for the month, but a slight overall fiscal year increase.