Ohio State University scientists advanced the study of cell communication by developing a method to immobilize extracellular vesicles, potentially aiding in disease diagnosis and treatment.

Two SROs were honored and inducted into the Hall of Fame at a ceremony during a Christmas Breakfast, where their service to the community and schools was celebrated.

Councilmember Bob Kettle praised Seattle's public safety achievements, citing increased police staffing and lower crime rates, and emphasized the need for ongoing collaboration.

Colorado's new strategy aligns higher education and workforce development, aiming to create integrated pathways for education and employment as per Governor Polis's initiative.

Salinas' City Council unanimously approved sending officers to guard Super Bowl LX and six World Cup matches at Levi's Stadium, with officials promising local patrols won't be affected.

Dr. Brian Lusk is appointed as the new Superintendent of Schools for El Paso Independent School District, receiving unanimous support by the board. He brings over 30 years of experience in Texas public education.

Oklahoma AG announced a preliminary $700 million settlement with Google over Google Play Store practices, with final approval expected in April. Residents may soon receive payouts.

Judge Breyer ruled the federal retention of California National Guard troops in Los Angeles as unlawful, ordering their return to state control, citing no federal law execution was impeded.

Oklahoma City Senator Mark Mann received the Legislator of the Year award from the Kirkpatrick Policy Group (KPG) for his work in the 2025 legislative session.

The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries announced the closure of the 2025 fall inshore shrimp season in parts of state waters starting December 15 to protect undersized white shrimp.

Oklahoma Rep. Rick West is drafting a resolution for voter decision on legislative pay changes, having previously attempted similar proposals since 2020.

Gabe Albornoz was unanimously reappointed as Director of Montgomery County's Department of Recreation, a role he is familiar with, and is set to enhance program accessibility and equity.

Kwame Kilpatrick has requested a federal judge terminate his restitution to Detroit, arguing he's paid his dues and it hinders his new role as a minister.