The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of Ohio honored staff for outstanding work including efforts in high-profile cases and effective civil representation.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed multiple bills aimed at property tax reform and addressed various other legislative matters, including agricultural regulations and inmate rights, while vetoing a section of a bill about hemp beverages.

Massachusetts' Healey-Driscoll Administration is providing $2.1 million in grants to support FNP residencies at CHCs, aimed at strengthening primary care workforces.

Trustees authorized up to $5 million for outreach and tech to reconnect chronically absent students as the district says roughly 24% are missing too much school.

A federal appeals court temporarily halted the deportation of Humboldt Park restaurant owner Asif Cheema after his family says he collapsed in custody at O'Hare. Lawyers say his medical needs should pause any removal.

The MAC in Nashville celebrated the graduation of 41 adults from workforce development and early childhood education programs, including 21 who earned the CDA credential.

Missouri AG Hanaway warns of increased holiday gift card scams, advising consumers to watch for demands for payment via gift cards by scammers posing as authority figures.

A Georgia man was convicted of 67 dog fighting charges and faces life in prison, the DOJ announced. His property had neglected and injured dogs, along with drugs and firearms.

Milwaukee County approved over $3 million in federal funds for local projects, enhancing community services like affordable housing and infrastructure.

The RDDA received a $25,000 grant from Duke Energy Foundation to support local businesses in Rolesville, aimed at improving storefronts and boosting economic growth.

Hendricks County Sheriff's deputies and a K9 were commended for exceptional law enforcement work: recovering a stolen vehicle, arresting armed suspects, and seizing illegal substances and firearms.

Mayor Bowser encourages D.C. nonprofits and houses of worship to apply for federal security grants through the NSGP, with a deadline of January 9, 2026.

Over 100 residents attended an open house to discuss Collierville's Comprehensive Plan, focusing on issues like traffic and growth, with ongoing public input sought.