City staff warned of a widening $14.9M shortfall as sales-tax receipts slump, and presented cuts and other options to close ongoing budget gaps. Forecasts show persistent deficits into the late 2020s.

Wisconsin's DNR seeks public input on the state's Turkey Management Plan revision, with comments accepted online or via email until December 18.

Nassau County has issued a notice about a gathering of its Board of County Commissioners, stating no formal action will take place, in line with the Sunshine Law. They are committed to ADA accessibility for public events.

Bloomington's City Council election results in new representatives: Danielle Robertson, Dwayne Lowman, and Shawn Nelson, with a voter turnout of 27.8%.

The Western District of North Carolina's U.S. Attorney convened an annual meeting on health care fraud, emphasizing team efforts to combat scams affecting taxpayers.

The Carmel City Council extended the deadline for rental dwelling registration to February 1, 2026, to assist property owners and ensure legacy dwellings comply with a new rental cap regulation.

The Saint Paul City Council unanimously approved the 2026 budget, focusing on maintaining city services and minimal tax hikes through strategic financial management.

North Carolina launches an "Elevator Index" to track economic activity, showing a 2.36% increase in active devices and a 17.30% rise in elevator inspections in FY 2025.

Discussions at a Clay County Board meeting included senior meal service expansion, significant grant funds acquisition, community improvements, a new recovery center, and updated county leadership roles.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis proposes an 'AI Bill of Rights' to regulate AI usage, focusing on child safety, privacy, the ban of government AI subsidies, and controls on deepfakes and foreign involvement in AI development.

Colorado's older drivers show increased seatbelt usage, according to Colorado State Patrol data, especially during Older Driver Safety Awareness Week.

The Catherine M. Wilson Center in Charlotte will close, with services moving to two CRCs that offer various programs including Medicaid and food assistance.

Governor Newsom is pressing the Trump administration to release $33.9 billion in disaster funds for LA fire recovery, despite delays and unfulfilled federal promises.