Shaker Heights Police Department celebrates the 30th anniversary of its Citizens Police Academy, which aims to improve relations between residents and law enforcement through education and collaboration.

Linnaea Jablonski is appointed as Tacoma's new Human Resources Director with nearly 20 years of experience, including roles in Olympia and Fairfax County. She starts on February 9, 2026.

University of Utah students Nathan Patchen and Isabella Scalise attribute their academic success in scientific fields to scholarships, which have provided financial stability and opportunities.

State Senator Niezgodski discussed the merits of Senate Bill 63, which aims to provide a "Thirteenth Check" to retired public employees and teachers, during a committee hearing.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has signed Executive Order 2025-07D to redistribute TANF funds to programs supporting families, children's services, and workforce development.

The Office of Police Oversight's 2024 report says 125 APD officers were disciplined and sustained complaints spiked, while recommending camera, drone and off‑duty reforms.

Hollywood city leaders approved a condo project despite opposition, changing land designation on Ocean Drive for a high-rise on public land, facing community resistance and legal challenges.

Saint Paul residents can attend a public hearing on the proposed Ramsey County budget for 2026-27 tonight at the City Hall–Courthouse, with parking fees waived.

Boston allocated $650,000 for Youth College Readiness Grants to prepare 7th and 8th graders for higher education, impacting 375 students through programs geared toward college exploration and readiness.

Judge Frank New hosts a video series, "Rockwall County Speaks," highlighting local government employees and their roles to enhance community understanding and engagement.

The Boulder County Planning Commission will meet on December 17, 2025, at 1:30 p.m. to discuss Land Use Code updates and the Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan. Public testimony is welcome on specific agendas.

Pennsylvania invests $3 million in HVIPs to address gun violence and support victims through recovery, indicating a shift towards healing and prevention strategies.

Massachusetts is investing $1.2 million in grants to educate youth about local food systems through the MA FRESH program; the initiative will fund school gardens, culinary classes, and farm visits.