The Arizona Corporation Commission approved a Tucson Electric Power energy deal with Humphrey's Peak Power to supply a data center, with measures to protect regular customers from associated costs.

Senators introduced a resolution remembering the sixth anniversary of the NAS Pensacola attack, honoring the victims, and emphasizing security reform.

The Arizona Corporation Commission cut APS's demand-side management budget for 2024 from $91 million to $40 million, with criticisms on energy efficiency subsidies but support for Virtual Power Plant strategies.

Sen. Davenport is hosting a free holiday concert featuring performances by students from the Kay R. Pace School of the Arts at the Georgia State Capitol.

The Duluth Charter Commission is looking for new members to discuss and decide on city governance changes, with meetings detailed on their social media.

Striking APPs in Portland saw progress as Legacy management agreed to mediation. Community and political support was evident during a rally, and negotiations are set while the strike continues.

The Santa Rosa City Council will consider censuring Council Member Dianna MacDonald for violating the anti-harassment policy through inappropriate comments and conduct involving a romantic relationship with a city staffer.

The Federal Way Link Light Rail expansion opens in South King County, backed by federal funding and efforts by Senator Cantwell, improving local transit accessibility.

Pinellas County Sheriff's Office intensifies DUI patrols through a contract with FDOT, focusing on high-risk periods and public education on sober driving.

Representative Matsui and advocacy groups criticize ICE for detaining Afghan nationals in Sacramento, emphasizing the community's sense of betrayal and the need to honor commitments to Afghan allies.

The CMPD hosted Girl Scouts, providing insights into law enforcement careers and strengthening community ties through interactive presentations and demonstrations.

Georgia's tax revenue saw a slight increase in November, with a rise of 0.9% from the prior year, yet faced a decrease when accounting for the one-time motor fuel tax suspension.

Officer Austin Smith was named Mint Hill PD's Employee of the Year for his exceptional service and leadership, also known for working with his K9 partner, Bodi.