The ODNR has expanded its lake sturgeon reintroduction efforts to include three new Ohio rivers and is tracking the fish's growth in hopes of repopulating the species.

Governor Katie Hobbs announces Arizona's largest broadband initiative with $967 million from NTIA, setting a goal to provide statewide high-speed internet access by 2030 through the ConnectAllAZ initiative.

Westfield PD officers Hopkins and Tribbett received NASRO Practitioner Certificates for their commitment to school safety and specialized training as School Resource Officers.

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie appointed Derrick Lew as the new police chief, a 20-year department veteran known for his law enforcement impact and areas of expertise.

The Georgia Senate study committee, led by Sen. Orrock, recommends a means-tested scholarship program to make higher education more affordable and address the state's high student loan debt.

The Norman Fire Department significantly increased United Way donations, with Officer Aaron Easter's leadership and co-chairs Amy Shepard and Jeff Moody praised. The City of Norman raised nearly $60,000.

Senator Gallego introduced a resolution celebrating the AH-64 Apache's 50 years and the Arizona workers who build it, expressing pride in the state's defense contributions.

Senator Foung Hawj condemns President Trump's rhetoric against Somalis in Minnesota, denouncing it as racist and xenophobic, and expressing solidarity with the Somali community.

Mayor Kerry Thomson of Bloomington announced changes in the City Controller's Office, with Jessica McClellan leaving and Geoff McKim taking over mid-January.

NY Attorney General Letitia James challenges Acting U.S. Attorney John Sarcone's authority to issue grand jury subpoenas related to her cases against the Trump Organization and NRA.

Georgia state leaders reflect on fiscal conservatism and investments made, while preparing for future legislative priorities involving taxes and state values.

Louisiana Governor Landry appointed Jarrod J. Coniglio as the new Secretary of Revenue, with Brandea Averett and Catherine Logan receiving promotions within the department.

HUD signed off on a roughly $315M disaster-recovery plan for Houston, directing money toward backup power, housing repairs and debris work after last year’s storms. The funding is subject to federal compliance before projects begin.