Tulsa's 2025 wrap-up showcases improvements in animal welfare, urban development, public safety, digital engagement, infrastructure, housing, and tribal relations.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley reflected on the county's 2025 achievements, noting progress in affordable housing, economic development, and healthcare, despite natural disasters and funding issues.

An appeals court ruled Dec. 31 that the state lacks authority to issue revenue bonds for the Delta tunnel, stripping DWR of a key financing tool for the 45‑mile plan.

Boston's Mayor Michelle Wu secures a $48 million community benefits deal with the Kraft Group for the new Everett Stadium, including investments in Charlestown for public safety and infrastructure.

Montgomery officials, Mayor Ron Messer and Council Member Chris Dobrozsi, didn't seek reelection, ending their tenures, with the city expressing gratitude for their service.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine highlights the state's anti-fraud measures in childcare systems, emphasizing payment based on attendance and the use of technology to verify compliance.

Mike Cappel has rejoined the Montgomery City Council, bringing his extensive background in public service, environmental advocacy, military service, and education to the role.

The Ohio Supreme Court will review cases covering a range of topics including property rights, manslaughter charges, business disputes, solar power permits, criminal law, and more.

Summit County, Utah, announced New Year's closures for county offices and libraries, along with adjusted waste collection schedule and emergency services availability.

Tacoma residents can engage with Interim Police Chief Patti Jackson at two events in January, to discuss her vision and goals for the role she is temporarily filling.

Frank Forsthoefel joins Montgomery City Council after a successful election, contributing his extensive experience in education and community service.

The West Allis Fire Department honors Fire Chief Jason Schaak for his service and strategic vision, marking the end of a series of department promotions.

Hernando County Sheriff's Office reported significant improvements in Animal Services with reductions in shelter populations, a high live release rate, and efficient adoption processes over the past year.