Governor Roy Cooper awarded six state employees, including five NCDOT workers and a state trooper, for their life-saving actions during Hurricane Helene on I-40.

The Memphis Safe Task Force, supported by Senator Blackburn and federal officials, reported significant results in 56 days including 3,151 arrests and 121 located missing children. Blackburn served dinner to the task force to show appreciation.

Illinois and other states are suing the USDA over changes to SNAP eligibility, affecting certain immigrants, alleging the changes are illegal and a financial burden.

Bellaire Police Chief Mo Lopez is on paid leave amid an internal probe, with city officials assuring no public safety impact. The investigation's specifics remain unknown.

Officer Chad Streiff of Eden Prairie Police made three DWI arrests in one shift, marking his 25th 'Hat Trick.' He is a dedicated full-time DWI officer, funded by a grant, and has also achieved higher arrest counts in single shifts.

Cleveland Heights has a new ambulance for its Fire Division, enhancing emergency response with the aid of ARPA funds and supporting the annual 8,500 emergency calls.

John Pombier has been appointed as Chandler's city manager until 2027, bringing 20+ years of public service experience, including a stint as Mesa's assistant city manager.

A public hearing on December 17, 2025, in Denton will discuss rezoning a 16.524-acre land tract, potentially reshaping the area into a mixed-use development.

NYC Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani requests resignations from 179 staffers from former Mayor Eric Adams’ administration, as part of a leadership overhaul.

The article details a lawsuit by Attorney General Mayes and others against HUD over changes to the Continuum of Care program, which they claim could increase homelessness.

Germantown plans to transform a former shopping center into The Standard, a mixed-use hub, with an upcoming TIF review by the IDB to support infrastructure.

U.S. Senators introduced the bipartisan ADOPT Act to protect adoptive families from exploitation by unlicensed "baby brokers" and ensure ethical adoption practices.

Denton is set to discuss significant zoning changes for a 120-acre property, with a public hearing scheduled and the Planning and Zoning Commission involved.