Arizona's No Labels Party plans to rename itself as the Arizona Independent Party, a move that has triggered legal concerns from the Arizona Clean Elections Commission over potential voter confusion.

A social media post highlighted the Robert Benjamin Babington marker in Gastonia, as the community prepares for historic celebrations. The marker honors Babington's role in establishing the North Carolina Orthopedic Hospital.

Leaked text messages from Senator Ruben Gallego show him criticizing the Democratic Party, causing controversy and discussions about party inclusivity and identity.

LaGrange City Council unanimously increased the reward for tips solving the murder of Javeon Dukes and wounding of six others, offering a total of $12,000 for information.

Duncanville received the GFOA's Certificate of Achievement for excellent financial reporting, confirming their commitment to financial transparency and accuracy.

Westfield unveils a plan for its downtown area focused on walkability, mixed-use development, and incorporating nature and green spaces, without forcing current property owners to redevelop.

The White Settlement Police Department was recognized for strong community-police relations, ranking 6th in Texas and 18th nationally in the National Night Out Awards for towns of their size.

The Massachusetts Environmental Trust is auctioning marine-themed license plates to fund right whale conservation efforts, with proceeds supporting aquatic life protection programs.

Keller Fire-Rescue welcomes Andrew Driggers, a Top Recruit graduate of the Tarrant County College Fire Academy and certified paramedic, as the department’s newest member.

Power outages are affecting residents in Edmond between Second and 33rd streets. The city's electrical crews are working to identify the issue and restore power.

Oak Creek city offices are closed for the holiday, with altered schedules for services like waste collection announced on social media. Emergency services remain operational. Regular hours resume Monday.

Bloomington residents are invited to a public hearing on December 8, 2025, to discuss the city's financial future, including the 2026 budget and tax levy.

The Hernando County podcast series "Coffee with the County" has begun its second season, featuring a discussion with Travis Hitchcock about the new waste collection provider starting January 2, 2026.