Senator Gallego donates toys at Phoenix Children's Hospital and thanks staff, continuing his year-round community support through various initiatives.

The City of Dallas introduced a Transparency & Accountability Dashboard providing public access to police oversight data, including complaints, outcomes, and officer commendations.

Cleveland Police Department announces a hiring event on January 9-11 at City Hall to recruit community-focused individuals into law enforcement roles and improve community relations.

Polk County Government offices will be closed on Dec. 25-26 for Christmas. Normal hours resume Dec. 29. Residents must complete transactions by Dec. 24 or wait.

The Indianapolis City-County Council is set for new leadership, with Maggie Lewis nominated as president. The council plans to focus on community engagement and public safety, with bipartisan cooperation indicated by the Republican minority leader.

AG Dan Rayfield files a lawsuit to prevent the Trump administration from defunding the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which could impact consumer rights.

The Texas Attorney General's Office, led by Ken Paxton, has launched a revamped website for the Crime Victim Services Division to help victims more easily access support and information.

Massachusetts' Healey-Driscoll administration is investing $15 million into the housing market to create 369 new homes in five Gateway Cities to promote economic growth.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey signed a law providing full compensation protection until retirement age for state law enforcement officers injured by violence on duty.

A resolution to honor the late conservative activist Charlie Kirk with a U.S. Capitol statue has been proposed by Reps. Biggs and Luna, sparking both support and controversy.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office will close its facilities during Christmas and New Year's but maintain essential operations like Patrol and Communications.

A Warren County resident found a live grenade among her late husband's items, prompting the bomb squad to uncover old munitions. The grenade was altered, but safely removed by the squad.

Cabarrus County announced holiday closures for government offices, parks, and facilities, including the Animal Shelter and libraries, with special schedules between Dec 24-26 and on Jan 1.