The Queen Creek Town Council approved a $250 million investment in water supply from the Harquahala Valley to achieve water self-sufficiency and reduce groundwater reliance.

The Bellevue City Council adopted its 2025-2026 Budget modifications and advanced Eastgate Commons park plans, while deliberating on property taxes and the Mobility Implementation Plan.

Wilkeson receives $857,250 from Pierce County for park expansion and land conservation, boosting economy and preserving nature post-Fairfax Bridge closure.

Santa Clarita called a proposed eight‑story courthouse near McBean Parkway "unsuitable," saying it would worsen traffic and clash with nearby development.

US Representative Eric Swalwell announced his candidacy for California governor, focusing on fighting Trump's policies and addressing state issues such as affordability and economic growth.

The BLNR deferred a decision on East Maui's water license to allow more time for stakeholders to negotiate, amid passionate local input and an expiring irrigation permit.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission announced fee updates affecting park access and hunting, set for January 2026, reflecting management and conservation efforts.

Law enforcement in Franklin County, Ohio, conducted a 16-hour operation to target hazardous driving, resulting in 568 stops, numerous citations, arrests, drug confiscations, and one federal charge.

Boulder County is seeking input on hiring an Agricultural Resources Division Manager, inviting public survey participation for the job overseeing 26,000 acres of land.

Islamic civil rights groups CAIR LDF and MLFA sued Texas Governor Abbott and Attorney General Paxton, challenging Abbott's proclamation that labeled CAIR as a terrorist group, citing it as unconstitutional and defamatory.

Senator Mike Lee introduced the Flight Risk Reduction Act to prevent non-citizen criminals from fleeing the U.S. before trial, with support from fellow Republicans.

Wauwatosa's Common Council approved its 2026 budget, maintaining biweekly yard waste collection with minor adjustments, managing a Fire Department vacancy for cost savings, and investing in public safety technology.

Frisco City services alter hours for Thanksgiving; includes closures for City Hall, library, athletic center, and cultural landmarks, with trash services adjusted.