Appeals Court Allows DA Probe of GOP Chair’s Bathroom Photo
A federal appeals court declined to block Travis County DA José Garza’s inquiry into a photo posted by Williamson County GOP chair Michelle Evans, leaving prosecutors able to review her phone. The dispute hinges on Texas’s invasive‑recording law and a split appeals panel.
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker Champions Rowhome Preservation Amid City Council's H.O.M.E. Legislation Vote
Mayor Parker is committed to preserving Philadelphia's rowhomes and pushed for inclusivity in repair programs, but a key amendment was not addressed in the H.O.M.E. legislation vote.
Montgomery County's MCDOT Rolls Out Festive "Flash Lights" Buses, Announces Lakeforest Mall Area Revitalization, and Commemorates Rosa Parks with In-Bus Tributes
Montgomery County decorates buses for the holidays, redevelops Lakeforest Mall area, honors Rosa Parks, reports traffic safety progress, promotes smart salt usage, and plans Ride On bus route changes.
Cuyahoga County's Fresh Water Institute Celebrates Successes in Its First Year of Advancing Water Security and Regional Innovation
Cuyahoga County celebrates the first anniversary of the Fresh Water Institute, highlighting its contributions to water security, education, and regional economic development.
Shelby County Commissioners Urge Clerk Halbert to Provide Essential Financial Data Amid Audit Delays
Shelby County commissioners demand financial reports from County Clerk Wanda Halbert for audit completion, citing delays and data issues. The missing information is crucial for the yearly audit and the county's fiscal health.
Pennsylvania Transformer Technology Fuels North Carolina's Manufacturing Drive with $102.5M Investment in Raeford
Pennsylvania Transformer Technology breaks ground on expanded facilities in North Carolina, investing $102.5 million and creating 217 jobs, with Governor Stein lauding the state's business environment and manufacturing workforce.
St. Louis County Encourages Residents to Pay Taxes Online and Shares Alternative Options for Those Who Prefer Traditional Methods
St. Louis County is encouraging residents to pay their tax bills online, with options still available for in-person or mail payments. They have also implemented a Senior Property Tax Freeze program.












