FBI Honors Fallen Agents Alfin and Schwartzenberger in Miami on Fifth Anniversary of Their Line-of-Duty Deaths
FBI agents Alfin and Schwartzenberger were commemorated on the fifth anniversary of their deaths, with officials gathering for a memorial service honoring their service and sacrifice.
Philadelphia's Historic Slavery Exhibits Not Destroyed, Federal Judge Rules Amid Legal Battle Over Their Removal
Historical exhibits on slavery from the President's House in Philadelphia were not destroyed, just slightly damaged. Judge Rufe ordered their secure storage amidst a legal battle over their removal by the National Park Service.
Central Oregon Healthcare in Jeopardy, Bynum and Wyden Urge CMS Action Over St. Charles Financial Crisis in Bend
Healthcare in Central Oregon faces a crisis due to a CMS error after St. Charles Health System's merger, leading to a $6M loss. Lawmakers demand CMS action to resolve the financial issue.
Fort Wayne Representative Chris Judy Advocates for Expanded Property Tax Relief for Disabled Hoosier Veterans
Rep. Chris Judy proposes a bill for property tax relief to assist totally disabled Hoosier veterans, including a full deduction on property value and additional credits for those with partial disabilities.
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker's Dynamic Day: From State Budget Event in Harrisburg to Flyers Game Puck Drop
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker will attend PA Governor Shapiro’s budget announcement on Feb 3, 2026, then do a ceremonial puck drop at the Flyers vs. Capitals hockey game.
Indiana House Passes Rep. Pressel's Bill to Curb Illegal Product Ads and Enhance Road Safety
Rep. Jim Pressel's bill, aimed at removing illegal product ads and increasing road safety, passed the Indiana House and heads to the Senate. It sets ad removal deadlines and requires English proficiency for CDL holders.
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