A federal judge ruled for states led by Washington's AG, undoing a previous administration's freeze on wind energy project approvals, deeming the halt unlawful.

Chicago residents protest significant property tax increases that risk displacing them from their homes, especially in predominantly Black neighborhoods on the city's South and West Sides.

St. Charles Parish begins its $10 million CN Railroad Culverts Project to combat flooding, with federal and local funding, and a 12-month timeline for completion.

Mayor Mike Duggan reflects on his 12-year tenure, noting Detroit's progress in blight reduction, population, and job growth, while acknowledging remaining equity challenges.

Fairfield County finalized its 2026 budget at $70.8 million, a 5.4% decrease from the previous year, focusing on workforce, housing, and transportation despite financial constraints.

ODOT restored bus service on I-84 between Portland and Boise with a federal grant, benefiting rural communities reliant on the route for essential travel.

The Franklin County Board of Commissioners sponsored a fundraiser for The Links, supporting community-building initiatives such as health, education, and human trafficking prevention.

Illinois lawmakers passed HB1085 to set a reimbursement floor and cut red tape, aiming to coax more therapists into private insurance networks.

Allen County will receive over $2.5 million in state funds for road and bridge improvements through the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program, with local matching requirements.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker promoted the $2 billion H.O.M.E. Plan at local churches, aiming to maintain broader eligibility for housing repairs amid council debate on income limits.

Cleveland State University is renovating Fenn Tower and Fenn Hall as part of its Cleveland State United initiative, advancing academic programs and student facilities.

San Jose officials are pushing local rules and funding to shield immigrant residents as the city prepares for the 2026 Super Bowl and World Cup. Councilmember Peter Ortiz has authored a memo and wants $1.5M for immigration defense.

Chief Herrin will discuss holiday fire safety on Hello Hillsborough podcast, emphasizing the importance of careful turkey frying and kitchen vigilance.