Carmel's 2025 Year in Review highlights infrastructure improvements and partnership efforts, inviting the community to reflect on shared achievements.

Senator Jones criticizes the Henry County Ethics Board's investigation into Chair Harrell, emphasizing that the board should not probe employee matters. He promotes SB 359 to limit the board's scope.

Mansfield city offices will close on Dec. 25-26 for Christmas; trash collection rescheduled, with Thursday pickups moved to Friday and Friday to Saturday. Essential services will continue despite the holidays.

Knoxville Mayor Indya Kincannon announces Betsy Cunningham as the new HR Director, succeeding Dr. Kelly Drummond who joins Boys and Girls Clubs of America.

Attorney General Schwalb announced a $149.7 million settlement with Mercedes-Benz over emissions cheating allegations involving over 200,000 diesel vehicles.

Wanatah, Indiana, receives a $153,236 state grant for road and bridge improvements, part of a statewide infrastructure maintenance effort supported by the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program.

Roan Mountain State Park received an award from TDEC for Excellence in Operations, persevering through challenges, including Hurricane Helene's impact.

Hernando County Detention Center is implementing cost-saving improvements, including an onsite warehouse and new buildings, without extra taxpayer funds.

South Euclid's community showed holiday spirit through a donation drive benefiting the Cuyahoga County Board of Developmental Disabilities, highlighted by Matt Byrne's contribution.

Indiana allocates over $2.1 million for local infrastructure improvements through state grants; nearly 200 communities benefit for roads and bridges maintenance.

Portland Parks & Recreation seeks local committee members to guide the redesign of Gov. Tom McCall Waterfront Park's Bowl area, with applications due by January 12.

The District of Arizona charged 160 individuals with immigration offenses, including illegal re-entry, initial entry, and alien smuggling, with federal agencies collaborating in enforcement.

Frisco, Texas, announced that mayoral and city council candidate packets are now available online, with filing open from January 14 to February 13 for the upcoming election.