The Navajo Nation is alerting horse owners about an EHV-1 outbreak after horses were exposed at events in Texas and Oklahoma. They're implementing movement restrictions and urging owners to follow preventative measures.

Cook County and Park Forest announce major upgrades to the Park Forest Fire Training Site funded by the Build Up Cook program, including new infrastructure and training features for firefighters.

Massachusetts reaffirms the importance of hepatitis B vaccinations for newborns amid discussions of vaccine schedule changes and misinformation about vaccines. Governor Healey emphasizes science-based policy and infant healthcare.

City records show more than $8.2 billion in unpaid fines and fees, with about $1 billion added since late 2023. Officials are weighing debt sales and tighter collections amid a $1.15B budget gap.

Judge Orrick ruled that the Trump administration cannot impose DEI and immigration-related conditions on federal disaster funding for Bay Area cities.

Detention Supervisor George retired from the Irving Police Department after 20 years of service, with the department commending his leadership and commitment.

Hillsborough County enhances emergency services with new fire stations and increased Fire Rescue staffing and funding to support its growing population.

AstraZeneca is investing $2 billion in a new facility in Gaithersburg, Maryland, promising 100 new jobs, retaining 400, and creating 1,000 construction jobs.

Matthews Police Chief Avens was interviewed by JROTC cadets from Butler High School, discussing his career influenced by a student project inspired by Dr. Ben Carson's book.

Attorney General Brown sues HUD over changes to the Continuum of Care grant program, alleging the changes could increase homelessness by limiting long-term housing aid.

The Dallas Municipal Court closed unexpectedly due to an overnight officer-involved shooting nearby, suspending its operations and awaiting resumption the following day.

Thanksgiving leads to altered service operations in the District with essential services like emergency shelters and mental health support ongoing, while schools and libraries close.

The Shaker Heights Police Department celebrated the graduation of the 33rd class from the Citizens Police Academy, promoting police-community relations.