Michigan AG Dana Nessel demands full hearings on DTE Energy's application for a 1.4-GW data center service, citing concerns over ratepayer impacts and lack of transparency.

DC offers Rec for All Community Grants to expand youth programs. Mayor Bowser and DPR seek applications, focusing on under-served 6-18-year-olds, with $1.7 million available.

Oklahoma's AG is suing State Farm over claims of underpaying for wind and hail damage, alleging the insurer's "Hail Focus Initiative" violates multiple state laws.

Temple College in Texas has been awarded a $9.8 million grant from the Texas Semiconductor Innovation Fund to establish the Central Texas Chips Hub, enhancing workforce development for the semiconductor industry.

Brad Isabella from Niles, Ohio, becomes the valedictorian for Cleveland State University's Fall 2025 class with a health sciences degree, having also worked and excelled at the university's Rec Center.

St. Johns County is redirecting traffic on CR 210 at Greenbriar Rd. starting December 5 for road improvements, which may cause minor delays. Drivers should exercise caution during this temporary change.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina announced 15 grants from the RIA to boost rural economies, aiming to create over 700 jobs and attract $104 million in private investment.

Senators Moody and Alsobrooks introduced the TRACK Act for more transparency in FEMA aid, proposing a real-time disaster claim tracker on FEMA's website to inform victims and officials.

Brooklyn DA Eric Gonzalez and NYPD Commissioner Jessica S. Tisch launch a gun buyback program offering $500 and AirPods for firearms on December 6, 2025.

North Carolina's electoral officials are working with the NCDMV to improve voter roll accuracy by requesting full Social Security numbers, aiming to enhance election security ahead of the 2026 midterms.

Wake County Public Health received top honors in accreditation, meeting all 147 standards set by the North Carolina Local Health Department Accreditation Board, highlighting the department’s dedication, expertise, and commitment to serving the community.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office (MCSO) is inviting public input on its new disaster preparation policy, Policy 725.00, for 30 days to enhance its Continuity of Operations Plan.

Oakland police say they’ve cut ties with a defunct local Crime Stoppers group and will no longer offer cash rewards — leaving at least one tipster unpaid and families worried. The move raises questions about oversight and whether the city will replace the program.