Houston allocates $30 million for the demolition of dilapidated buildings to improve stormwater drainage, addressing public safety and flood risks across the city.

Michele Fiore, facing legal issues and after receiving a presidential pardon, announced her campaign for re-election as Nye County Justice of the Peace.

Hawaii's Attorney General halts a state investigation into a $35,000 incident to avoid conflict with a federal case that already led to convictions of two former legislators.

Massachusetts awards $3.6 million to colleges for inclusive education programs for students with disabilities, supporting their integration into academic and campus life.

The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office welcomed five new members to its team, aiming to strengthen Uniformed and Corrections Services with diverse backgrounds, including former military and law enforcement.

A tangled payroll system and decades‑old software have left California reclaiming millions from state employees. Reforms and a costly overhaul are aimed at stopping the next wave of errors.

Hawaiʻi flags were at half-staff to honor Rep. Doug LaMalfa, directed by the President and implemented by Governor Green, marking his passing and service.

Officer Robert Bugsch has been promoted to Captain at Bensalem Police after 25 years, enhancing the department's leadership with his extensive experience.

The Grants Evaluation Panel will meet virtually on January 14, 2026, to review Strong Libraries LSTA Mini Grant applications, with public attendance welcome.

Three candidates have been nominated to fill the upcoming vacancy on the Tennessee Eastern Section Court of Appeals, following Judge Swiney's planned retirement in 2026.

Oregon's Attorney General sues insulin manufacturers and PBMs for $900 million, alleging price inflation and collusion, aiming to reduce the financial burden on patients.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey calls for ICE to leave the city after a shooting, advocating for immigrant communities and peaceful protests, with restrictions on unlawful activities.

Assemblywoman Maggy Krell introduced three bills to stiffen penalties for attacks on reporters and curb political retaliation. The measures follow last September’s ABC10 shooting in Sacramento.