Wilson County residents are advised to boil water following a water main leak repair due to possible contamination. Testing continues with updates to follow.

The U.S. Attorney's Office in Southern Ohio continued its work during the federal shutdown, managing various criminal cases involving drug trafficking, embezzlement, violence, and financial fraud.

Massachusetts has certified nine new towns as Climate Leader Communities, making them eligible for a share of $3.7 million in grants for sustainability projects.

Governor Josh Stein visited MANNA FoodBank in Asheville, volunteering and presenting a $585,000 check from North Carolina to help alleviate food insecurity, particularly important due to recent SNAP payment delays.

The City of La Vergne honored veterans in a tribute at City Hall with a speech by Maj. Shallum Harris and recognized other service members' commitments.

Senator Ashley Moody and Congresswoman Jen Kiggins are advocating for the "Drone Espionage Act" to be included in the NDAA. The act criminalizes unauthorized drone video surveillance of U.S. military sites.

Officials in Mecklenburg County encourage better recycling habits ahead of America Recycles Day, emphasizing proper sorting, understanding what items are accepted, and cautioning against improper disposal of lithium-ion batteries.

Ohio House passed House Bill 359 for a Joshua Alert system to find missing children with developmental disabilities, named after Joshua Al-Lateef Jr. who drowned near his home.

Massachusetts responds to SNAP cuts with listening sessions to inform an Anti-Hunger Task Force, addressing the impact of federal reductions on over a million residents, including children and veterans.

Boston has entered a five-year PILOT agreement and ten-year IMP with Northeastern University, focusing on housing, community benefits, and university expansion aligned with the city's needs.

Woodburn City Council suspended the Flock Safety camera system for 60 days following privacy and ICE collaboration concerns from residents and national scrutiny on the company's cybersecurity practices.

A surge in property‑tax appeals has created a backlog that could force San Francisco to pay more than $1 billion in refunds if state deadlines are missed. Homeowners and the city are bracing for budget consequences.

Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo has initiated a special legislative session to address issues like crime, healthcare, and cybersecurity, including measures to increase DUI penalties.