Leesburg's "Meet the Mayor" event with Mayor Kelly Burk will be on February 11 at Puccio’s NY Deli, aimed at promoting dialogue between residents and local government.

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.

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.

Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan rejected online claims tying her to a Signal account that activists say tracked ICE, calling the accusation "ridiculous" as investigators review leaked threads.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel filed an amended complaint including the U.S. Dept. of Interior, challenging the Trump administration's bypass of environmental laws for fossil fuel projects.

Ohio homeowners can opt out of long-term MV Realty contracts by April 29, as announced by the state's AG office, potentially avoiding significant penalties.

The University of Cincinnati will host the Big XII + MIS Research Symposium at Lindner College of Business from April 17-19, for information systems and analytics research discussions.

Councilwoman Liz Walsh of Howard County is introducing a bill to reduce local interactions with ICE and invalidate existing contracts with the agency.

Annapolis Mayor Littmann dismisses Police Chief Ed Jackson over management differences, appoints Capt. Amy Miguez as acting chief, citing her experience and department culture.

Academics convened at Ohio State University to discuss the historic Northwest Ordinance, highlighting its significance alongside the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution.

UC's 1819 Ground Floor Makerspace prepares for "Febrication," urging seniors to start capstone projects early due to high demand for tools and workshops.

AG Andrea Campbell released Massachusetts' annual report on Open Meeting Law compliance, detailing 395 OML complaints and educational efforts in 2025.

The Montgomery County Council will address topics including a Head Start program appropriation and Emergency Medical Services reimbursement in its February 3 session, also recognizing Transit Equity Day and Black History Month.