Google settled for $700 million over anticompetitive practices claims, with consumers and developers expected to receive funds without requiring claim forms.

Senators Wyden and Merkley urge the Trump Administration to release grant funds for Klamath Family Head Start in Oregon to avoid the program's foreclosure.

Governor Abbott praises the Texas Repeat Offender Program for its success in arresting repeat offenders and improving public safety in Houston, with 193 arrests, including the capture of wanted fugitives and seizures of drugs, weapons, and vehicles.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson attended various holiday events, supporting toy and coat drives, promoting local businesses, and discussing crucial topics with the community.

Deputies from the MCDSA delivered about 100 toys to Randall Children's Hospital, a gesture aimed at bringing joy to hospitalized children during the holidays.

David Smith has been unanimously approved by the Fort Pierce City Commission as the new police chief after a search process. He will address issues of pay and morale within the department.

Arizona's JLAC criticized Governor Hobbs' land management, stating it hampers housing development and school funding, citing canceled leases and stalled applications.

Tri-City Police Leadership Academy in its final week trains police personnel in leadership, with attendees from 10 agencies set to graduate this Friday. The program includes diverse presentations aimed at improving policing skills and leadership.

Senators Wyden, Merkley, and colleagues introduced the Restoring Patient Protections and Affordability Act to enhance ACA Marketplace affordability, extending credits, reducing paperwork and out-of-pocket costs.

Gov. Pritzker will sign a bill in Chicago expanding protections for immigrants — barring some courthouse arrests and creating new private legal claims.

A bipartisan group of senators introduced the More Homes on the Market Act to increase housing availability by updating the capital gains tax exemption for home sellers.

Michigan Department of Corrections implements a new policy where legal mail sent to inmates is photocopied and originals destroyed to prevent contraband smuggling.

Orlando's District 3 city commission seat heads to a runoff election between Roger Chapin and Mira Tanna, after a tight initial race where Chapin leads by 14 votes.