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.

Governor and First Lady Stein hosted a Friendsgiving for the 4th Fighter Wing, underlining their commitment to North Carolina's servicemembers and launching initiatives to support veterans.

Texas Governor Abbott accuses Mexico of failing to meet its water delivery obligations, impacting Texas agriculture and economy, as per the 1944 Water Treaty.

Governor Katie Hobbs appoints Claudia M. González Jiménez to the Yuma County Superior Court, with a background in law ranging from immigration advocacy to public defense.

Tony Buzbee says he will file a complaint Monday for an unnamed woman alleging sexual assault, harassment and retaliation by an Austin lobby leader. The accused has not been publicly identified.

The New Orleans Police Department Crime Lab received full accreditation and is restoring Serology services post-Hurricane Katrina, aiming for operational DNA lab by 2027.

North Carolina announces over 3,400 new job opportunities and a $1.8 billion investment, led by Vulcan Elements' magnet factory and supported by other diverse industry investments, signaling strong economic growth.

Three women won a "Law and Order" day at an Ozaukee Family Services fundraiser, gaining insights into the criminal justice system with Judge Williams, Sheriff Knowles, and a tour of the county courthouse and sheriff's office.

James H.C. "Jamey" Steen was appointed to the Texas Historical Commission until 2027, bringing community involvement and a commitment to preserving Texas history.