Dozens of Lake Austin landowners have filed to disannex from Austin under SB 1844, a move that could remove roughly $288.5M in taxable value as council reviews petitions. The first big batch is on the Dec. 11 docket.

Jenny Krueger named 2025 CEO of the Year for Boys & Girls Clubs of America Southwest Region, recognized by Rockwall County Commissioners Court for her youth development leadership.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu highlighted a year with significant improvements in basic city services, including road and sidewalk upgrades, lighting updates, and efforts to reduce rodent problems.

The Ohio Senate passed a bill revising marijuana and hemp laws, affecting THC levels in products, legal consumption spaces, and creating new cultivation guidelines.

Douglas County has extended its developmental disabilities support program until 2026, allocating funds for local service organizations and enhancing quality of life for residents with developmental challenges.

The City of Orem invites residents to the Oath of Office Ceremony for the new Mayor and Council Members on January 5th, fostering community engagement.

The article discusses the high demand on U.S. delivery systems during the holiday season, with a 5% increase in volume. It details the challenges of transportation and higher costs due to tariffs, and the shift toward online shopping.

Sewage spill in South Portland affects Willamette River; officials advise avoiding contact with water downstream from S Fielding Rd due to contamination risks.

The Tennessee Supreme Court ruled that the TPPA does not protect attorneys from malpractice and fraud suits, overturning a lower court's decision. The case involved Jerry and Justin Mitchell, who their client accused of malpractice.

The Statesville Police Department is hiring a part-time police officer and has announced the job opening on social media, inviting applicants to apply by December 18, 2025.

Dr. Ting Lu is appointed as Portland's first Director of Public Utilities to integrate water services, with extensive experience and recognized leadership.

Catherine "Katy" Crosby has been announced as the new Town Manager of Zebulon, starting in February 2026. She has a rich background in municipal management and community development.

Arapahoe County approved the Byers Subarea Plan after a 2-year development process, aiming to balance growth and preservation for the small town's future.