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.

A Tampa-area pharmacist was permanently banned from filling opioids and controlled substances due to wrongful distribution and profiting from the addiction crisis.

Canyons district high schoolers have new CTEC programs in AI and healthcare launching in 2026, offering college credits and hands-on experience. Open House scheduled for Jan. 8.

Bureau County property tax assessments in Illinois aim to remain steady with a tentative multiplier of 1.0000, as per the state's Department of Revenue.

Germantown approves new tech to improve first responder operations, with investments in Mobile Data Terminals and Motorola equipment for emergency vehicles.

Federal Judge Saris nullified the Trump administration's freeze on wind energy development, ruling in favor of Attorney General Mayes and other states' Attorneys General.

Utah's ski industry contributed $2.5 billion to the local economy, supported 31,800 jobs, and drew 6.5 million skier visits during the 2024/25 season.

Long Island school board members and parents sue NY Attorney General Letitia James over instructions regarding transgender student discussions, alleging First Amendment violations.

Mecklenburg County opens LIEAP for eligible residents to aid with heating costs during winter, prioritizing seniors and disabled individuals starting December 10.

The El Paso Independent School District Board has approved a one-time $300 stipend for eligible hourly workers to be distributed on December 15, 2025.

Plant City Police officers and their families are spreading holiday cheer by buying toys for local kids. The initiative is funded by their Beard Charity Fund, part of an annual tradition demonstrating their dedication to community service.

Hickory, NC city offices announce Christmas and New Year's closures and service schedule changes, including waste collection delays, library closures, modified rec center hours, and essential services remaining available.