Franklin Police Department is intensifying DUI enforcement on New Year's Eve to prevent impaired driving and ensure safe celebrations. Chief Faulkner emphasizes zero tolerance and public safety.

Denver Police Department tests drones as first responders, with a fleet able to provide quick aerial assistance during emergencies. The drones helped in 215 cases since deployment and may reduce patrol response needs.

Kenosha County Public Health offers $5 radon test kits with a donated food item during Radon Action Month, aiming to prevent lung cancer and support local food pantries.

Braden Boucek was sworn in as U.S. Attorney for the Middle District of Tennessee, nominated by Trump, with Judge Hermandorfer officiating the ceremony.

Police in Upper Arlington, Ohio, are investigating after a man entered a home and fled on foot without shoes or coat; residents are urged to report suspicious activity.

Dan Grieser has been appointed as the new County Solicitor of Bucks County, a position he secures after serving in the Law Department since 2021. His extensive legal background includes military and municipal service.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon M. Scott presents an agenda for the 2026 legislative session focusing on housing, economic development, transportation, and public safety.

Mayor Dave Young's term ends in Orem, where his focus on family-centric policies has shaped his legacy. The city reflects on his term, emphasizing a commitment to the 'Family City USA' values.

Mayor Eileen Higgins nominates James Reyes as Miami's new City Manager, praising his leadership. Reyes, with a history in public service, awaits confirmation by the City Commissioners.

Minnesota issues a warning due to severe winter weather, closing parts of Interstate 35 and deploying the National Guard; residents advised to stay indoors.

Webster Groves reminds potential candidates to file petitions by December 30 for the April 7, 2026, election for Mayor and Council Members. Qualifications include city residency, no overdue taxes, and being felony-free.

The NC Post Release Supervision & Parole Commission is reviewing the potential parole of Dedric Brewington, under a program emphasizing rehabilitation.

A federal rule going into effect Wednesday lets authorities bar asylum on 'public-health' grounds and deny related protections — critics call it a pretext.