Mayor Michelle Wu announces Boston's winter preparations with a focus on snow removal, resident safety, and resource availability.

Florida's FDOT is lowering speed limits on Howard Frankland Bridge and parts of I-275 during major construction, aiming to improve safety and traffic flow.

McMinnville Police Department honored members for service milestones at a Christmas event, with one officer receiving a 30-year pin and others recognized for 25 and 10 years of dedication.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office showcased their active shooter training at a disused school, emphasizing practical experience for recruits and continuous tactical training for all officers.

Detroit Mayor-elect Mary Sheffield married Rickey Jackson Jr. in a private ceremony while preparing for office.

Ohio House Democrats urge Governor DeWine to veto a bill they claim will restrict voting access, particularly impacting older, disabled, and working voters. They criticize the bill's approach as hurried and detrimental to electoral integrity.

George Cardenas is battling a petition challenge that left his campaign short of the valid signatures needed to qualify for the March ballot.

Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani announces he'll move into Gracie Mansion after inauguration, following NYC mayoral tradition, despite previous debate on his current rent-stabilized apartment.

Massachusetts introduced a $7 million tax credit program to enhance its live theater scene, supporting job growth and cultural vibrancy, according to the Healey-Driscoll Administration.

Nevada college students may face a 12% tuition increase by 2028, as the Board of Regents discusses potential fee hikes due to a $46.5 million budget shortfall. The vote is deferred until January for further deliberation.

The Indiana Senate is reviewing a House-approved redistricting bill that could strengthen Republican control, facing a split among GOP senators and public testimony.

Morrison County Commissioners have a busy schedule of meetings and events from December 7-13, offering residents opportunities for involvement in local governance and community engagement.

The Board of Commission meetings in Johnson City, originally set for early January 2026, are rescheduled for a week later, retaining the 6 p.m. start time.