OSU students and alumni showcased their business ventures at the Fisher College of Business event, emphasizing entrepreneurial spirit and university support.

Arizona's AG Kris Mayes warns against charity scams during the giving season and shares tips to ensure donations go to legitimate charities, highlighting the need to research and protect personal information.

Dallas approves a $23.5 million grant for the Rivulet development in South Dallas, with Phase 1 costing $50 million for groundwork supporting new homes and amenities.

St. Francis Health System is set to take over Bristow Hospital in Oklahoma, enhancing healthcare in rural areas with state support and investments aimed at revitalizing local medical facilities.

St. Charles Parish officials warn against illegal burning in the Salvador WMA, emphasizing the damage to 6,000 acres and urging compliance to protect the ecosystem.

Matthew Watson, Garland's CFO, has been promoted to Assistant City Manager, tasked with a wider range of administrative duties and strategic direction for the city.

Sandy City PD officers excelled in the Utah Sheriff's Association Handgun Championship, securing top team spots and reflecting their commitment to firearms proficiency.

The City has revealed its 2026 budget, with tax levy reductions and decreased property taxes, aiming for financial prudence while sustaining vital services.

The article discusses the call by a coalition of 39 state attorneys general, led by Attorney General Gentner Drummond, for Congress to pass the Tribal Warrant Fairness Act to assist tribal law enforcement.

Allyson Steadman is appointed as Garland's new CFO, after serving as Budget & Financial Strategy Director, promising continued fiscal prudence for the city.

Governor JB Pritzker announced nearly $10 million in capital grants to 47 Illinois small businesses, prioritizing very small and historically underrepresented-owned firms.

The Fort Worth City Council will discuss a range of issues, including emergency shelter plans and gunshot detection technology, in their upcoming session.

The Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission plans to meet on December 4 to discuss topics like the November enforcement report and new regulations inspired by Act 36. Public comments are welcome.