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.

Senator Ashley Moody supports Florida as the location for a new U.S. Coast Guard training facility, citing the state's strong military infrastructure and benefits for military personnel.

Dr. Brian Lusk is appointed as the Superintendent of Schools for El Paso ISD, after a unanimous board decision. With a 30-year career in Texas education, he aims to build upon the district's academic achievements.

Governor Maura Healey is promoting ADU construction in Massachusetts to increase affordable housing, with initiatives to aid in design, finance, and building, reflecting a positive engagement from residents.

Germantown celebrates 25 city employees graduating from the LEAD program aimed at enhancing leadership and cross-department teamwork.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes warns about synthetic opioids sold as "natural" kratom supplements, often found in retail stores, posing addiction risks. Mayes seeks to strengthen laws to curb sales to minors and improve enforcement.

Tacoma officials introduced resolution 41817 to ensure city properties are properly used, focusing on preventing misuse and maintaining service delivery. It aims to protect the integrity of city operations and resources.

Matthews inaugurated its new Board of Commissioners on December 8, electing officials for a two-year term, including Mayor Higdon and Mayor Pro Tem Chambers.