The Upper Arlington Historical Society celebrates its 50th anniversary with a free event showcasing local history on February 4, at Amelita Mirolo Barn.

Tennessee agencies are conducting welfare checks following severe ice storms that caused power outages and disrupted contact with residents in affected areas.

A group calling itself Democrats for an Informed Approach to Gender sued Illinois, arguing a state rule gives party leaders a veto over who can use 'Democrat' in a nonprofit's name. The filing asks a federal judge to block enforcement while the case proceeds.

Teresa Thomason has been named the new deputy director of Fort Worth Park & Recreation, bringing over 25 years of experience from various leadership roles in North Texas.

The Ohio Supreme Court announces an 18-month celebration highlighting Ohio's history, heritage, and legal contributions through themed events, educational exhibits, and digital content.

A new PNAS paper finds racially targeted digital ads likely depressed 2016 turnout, concentrating effects in battlegrounds like Wisconsin and raising fresh disclosure questions.

A Las Vegas livestreamer asked a federal judge to block Metro from enforcing dispersal orders she says punished protesters and chilled speech.

Senator Blackburn introduces a bill to allow disabled Americans to maintain Medicaid coverage after age 65, addressing the current policy that often forces them to retire early to keep benefits.

The Ohio Supreme Court heard arguments on a family's medical malpractice retrial and a man's case for gun rights reinstatement, with proceedings viewable online.

Baltimore's inspector general, Isabel Cumming, struggles with limited access to records for her investigations, impeding the oversight of city operations.

Dozens at a Jan. 27 City Council meeting were denied public comment and left chanting after the mayor adjourned hours early. Protesters demanded limits on HPD ties to ICE.

The trial of former FirstEnergy execs Chuck Jones and Michael Dowling, linked to Ohio's biggest bribery scandal involving House Bill 6, has begun with jury selection at the Summit County Court.

Michigan State Police will host an Employment Day at Kalamazoo Valley Community College, offering candidates the chance to fast-track their hiring process.