After a botched rollout and reports of lost calls, Cal OES is redesigning California's Next Gen 911 and restarting procurement under a statewide model.

Dr. Carlos C. Amaya is appointed as EPCC's new VP of Instruction and Workforce Education, effective February 1, 2026, following Dr. Steven Smith's retirement.

Skokie trustees authorized staff to draft a tax‑levy ordinance that could end a 35‑year freeze. The proposed levy would raise about $750,000 and add roughly $21 a year to the typical home.

Federal spending bill changes national hemp definition, impacting Oregon, with new rules on THC levels and synthetic cannabinoids set for November 2026; Oregon's current policies remain in effect until then.

U.S. and Chinese military officials met in Honolulu this week under the MMCA to review risky naval and air encounters and plan a 2026 follow‑up.

Evan Will was sworn in as Washington Township's new Lieutenant in a ceremony overseen by Trustee Jan Rozanski, with the event announced on social media.

Delaware County mourned Corporal Blake Reynolds with a touching service, remembering his life and dedication to service, after his death in a roadside accident.

The Trump administration is ending TPS for Somali immigrants in Minnesota, a decision criticized by Minneapolis City Council member Jason Chavez for its negative impact on the community.

K-9 Deputy Max from Waukesha County Sheriff's Department has retired on his 8th birthday, celebrated by the department and community for his six years of service.

Officer Michael Slane joins Parma Police Department, celebrated for his dedication to community safety after graduating from Lorain Community College Police Academy.

St. John the Baptist Parish Sheriff's Office rescued two boaters from Lake Pontchartrain after their vessel sank due to choppy waves. The boaters were unharmed.

Lt. Hudson of Gastonia Police completed Leadership Gaston, recognized for leadership and community engagement. The program enhances skills for better service.

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors has filed a legal document opposing federal monitor scrutiny over its financial management in the Sheridan v. Melendres case, claiming 100% compliance with policy changes.