Webster Groves Announces Scheduled Prescribed Burns for Parkland Restoration
Webster Groves plans a controlled burn for ecological maintenance in Lockwood and Lorraine Davis Parks, supervised by professionals and with dates dependent on weather and soil conditions. The parks will be closed during the operation.
Texas Puts $1 Billion Price Tag On Care For Patients Tagged 'Not Legally Present'
State tallies produced under Gov. Abbott’s GA-46 show 313,742 hospital visits and about $1.05 billion in FY2025 costs tied to patients described as “not legally present.”
Boston Marks Completion of The Amp, Final Phase of Whittier Street Apartments Redevelopment
Boston celebrated the completion of The Amp, the last phase of Flat 9 at Whittier's redevelopment, attended by Mayor Wu and other officials, highlighting the addition of affordable and mixed-income housing units in Roxbury.
Rep. Jim Shaw Proposes Bills to Boost Local Voice and Government Accountability in Oklahoma
Rep. Jim Shaw of Oklahoma has introduced a series of bills focusing on local governance and accountability, aiming to increase residents' influence, limit state power, and ensure fiscal responsibility.
Portland Rally Against ICE Raises Concerns of Power Abuse Amid Calls for Civil Liberties on MLK Day
Residents in Portland protest against ICE activities and Trump administration, expressing concerns for civil liberties, drawing parallels to civil rights issues on MLK Day, and resulting in some arrests during a sit-in at an ICE facility.












