Charlotte County Utilities Department is experiencing phone issues, causing delays in responding to calls. Customers are advised to use email for quicker service.

A proposed bill in Indiana may introduce execution by firing squad as an alternative to lethal injection due to difficulties obtaining the necessary drugs.

Mayor Bowser and community leaders celebrated the dedication of the newly revamped $63 million Dorothy I. Height Elementary School in Ward 4, featuring enhanced facilities and honoring the civil rights icon's legacy.

Jaime Wilkins is appointed as Ramsey County's Housing Stability Director, tasked with addressing housing challenges and bringing over 20 years of experience.

Sen. Larry Walker hosted a Regional Listening Day in Middle Georgia with local leaders to discuss community concerns before the 2026 Legislative Session.

Union County inaugurated a Veterans Treatment Court to aid veterans with substance abuse or mental health issues via a rehabilitation-focused approach, which includes therapy, court sessions, drug tests, and could lead to reduced charges.

The City Council meeting covered public safety, budget approval, municipal law updates, utility partnerships, emergency vehicle purchases, and tech enhancements for improved communications.

Oregon and Wasco County announced a $3.5 million grant to help with private property cleanup after the 2025 Rowena Fire. The grant helps where federal aid was unavailable.

Brent Billingsley appointed as first Town Manager of San Tan Valley, starting December 15, after a selective process. He brings 30 years of experience in local government.

Rolesville swears in Commissioners, including Bernat, and appoints Alston as Mayor Pro Tem, assigning members as liaisons for community roles. They also honor ex-Commissioner Vilga's service.

Colorado honors late Senator Faith Winter by lowering flags on public buildings during her memorial. Governor Polis praises her advocacy for environmental and family issues.

Rep. Kupper warns Arizona might lose federal SNAP funds due to noncompliance with data sharing, urging Governor Hobbs and AG Mayes to address the issue.

Bloomington announces plans to close the Browns Woods encampment on December 8, offering support to affected residents, while noting its collaborative efforts for safer housing alternatives and outreach services.