Alan Bach, Senior Power Analyst at Seattle City Light, discussed his work on the utility's Integrated Resource Plan and his life since joining the company in November 2022.

ODOT promotes education to combat human trafficking, highlighting the role of the transportation sector in preventing this crime during Human Trafficking Prevention Month.

Fort Worth City Council will discuss the 2026 Debt Plan, African American museum funding, property tax exemptions, Salt Road repairs, panhandling guidelines, and honor a person named Henry on January 6. Public comments are scheduled for the evening.

Norman administrative offices close on MLK Day 2026, but essential services like waste collection and transportation remain operational. Recreational services adjust schedules, and community events are planned.

David Gray was sworn in as the new Fire Chief of the Gatlinburg Fire Department, succeeding the retired Charlie Cole, and Kandra McCarter was appointed as Lieutenant.

Congressman Doug LaMalfa from Northern California has died at 65, leaving a legacy as an advocate for agriculture and rural communities. His death impacts the balance of the GOP majority in the House.

Governor Abbott appointed Jason LaFond to the Texas Pharmaceutical Initiative Board, tasking him to help create a plan for affordable drugs for public employees.

Jerri Green, a Memphis City Council member, has been appointed by Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris as the interim Chief Public Defender, taking over from Phyllis Aluko on January 12.

Brooklyn Park invites residents to apply for city commissions by January 31, 2025, to participate in governance and community improvement, with opportunities for youth as well.

The US Court of Appeals upheld a ruling preventing Trump Administration cuts to NIH research funds, with Massachusetts AG Campbell pledging to defend residents' health.

Tennessee's Financial Institutions Commissioner set the maximum home loan interest rate at 10.18% for February 2026, following a formula based on the average prime offer rate.

An audit found former Owensville fiscal officer Brian Switzer liable for $1,219 in undocumented credit card transactions and other non-allowable expenses.

Tennessee's David Crockett Birthplace State Park reveals a restoration and enhancement plan post-Hurricane Helene, including a new campground, entrance, visitor center, and boardwalk trail.