A special runoff this Saturday will decide who fills Houston's At-Large Position 4 seat, pitting Alejandra Salinas against Dwight Boykins as early voting closes.

Thurston County secures over $1.25 million for a new Evacuation and Agricultural Center at the county fairgrounds, with aims to enhance safety and support agriculture.

Collin County says a wave of hires filled 618 positions and cut its vacancy rate to zero, with deputies and HR staff honored in the department announcement.

Bradley C. Wieferich of Michigan's transportation department joins the ITS America Board of Directors, showcasing the state's progress in smart transportation under his leadership.

Conroe ISD trustee Tiffany Baumann Nelson resigned to run for the State Board of Education, igniting debate over appointment versus a special election. The board will address the vacancy at its Dec. 16 meeting.

Kueber Coffee Minnesota, LLC is planning to open a new drive-thru coffee stand in Coon Rapids and will undergo a public hearing about it on December 18, 2025.

Shaker Heights Police Department celebrates the 30th anniversary of its Citizens Police Academy, which aims to improve relations between residents and law enforcement through education and collaboration.

Linnaea Jablonski is appointed as Tacoma's new Human Resources Director with nearly 20 years of experience, including roles in Olympia and Fairfax County. She starts on February 9, 2026.

University of Utah students Nathan Patchen and Isabella Scalise attribute their academic success in scientific fields to scholarships, which have provided financial stability and opportunities.

State Senator Niezgodski discussed the merits of Senate Bill 63, which aims to provide a "Thirteenth Check" to retired public employees and teachers, during a committee hearing.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has signed Executive Order 2025-07D to redistribute TANF funds to programs supporting families, children's services, and workforce development.

The Office of Police Oversight's 2024 report says 125 APD officers were disciplined and sustained complaints spiked, while recommending camera, drone and off‑duty reforms.

Hollywood city leaders approved a condo project despite opposition, changing land designation on Ocean Drive for a high-rise on public land, facing community resistance and legal challenges.