Pima County Economic Development seeks a consultant to analyze and map its aerospace and defense industry, aiming to strengthen the regional supply chain and strategic economic relationships. Deadline for proposals is January 19, 2026.

Plymouth is hosting a Winter Maintenance Open House to showcase its snow and ice removal practices and promote environmental awareness during Winter Salt Awareness Week.

Arizona's Court of Appeals ruled that parents can sue schools for not disclosing a child's gender identity, with Superintendent Tom Horne supporting the decision, citing parental rights.

Washington DNR is providing 25 surplus fire engines to aid local fire districts' wildfire response, supported by a 2017 law and enhanced by 2021 funding legislation.

December’s U.S. jobs report added just 50,000 payrolls while unemployment fell to 4.4%, leaving Chicago employers and workers with a muddled hiring picture.

Gifthealth opened a new digital pharmacy in Mesa, Arizona, aiming to improve medication distribution with advanced robotics and create up to 200 jobs.

The Marana Chamber of Commerce reaches 800 members, showcasing local business growth under the leadership of President/CEO Amanda Wiggins since June 2021.

The Larimer County Sheriff’s Office seeks the public's help in locating most wanted individual Tyler William Calhoun, asking for tips via social media.

Natomas Unified says it has shifted campus security to district‑hired safety officers as Sacramento Police pulled its school resource officers amid staffing shortages.

Dublin teachers overwhelmingly voted no confidence in Superintendent Chris Funk, pressing the board over a $3.6M budgeting error and stalled contract talks. Town halls and a board meeting are set this week.

Lehi City residents no longer face general overnight parking restrictions in winter, but must abide by rules during and after snowstorms, including no parking on streets with 1 inch of snow.

The Ogden Police Department expressed thanks on social media for local support during Law Enforcement Appreciation Day. They highlighted visits to their building and their pride in serving the community.

A new 60,000‑square‑foot facility in Vista gives the San Diego Food Bank a permanent North County base and a grocery‑style client‑choice pantry.