Arizona is set to boost its broadband infrastructure with the NTIA's approval of its BEAD proposal, led by Senators Gallego and Kelly, aiming to connect 70% of the state.

Miami's run-off election early voting starts December 5, with sites open citywide until December 7, featuring convenient hours and multiple locations.

Senator Mark Kelly criticized Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth for a controversial strike, citing incompetence and a lack of transparency. He condemned the confirmation of Hegseth and the resulting dangers to U.S. servicemembers.

St. Johns County updates its impact fee ordinance, introducing new fees for conservation and revising existing ones for transportation and law enforcement to support land conservation and tackle the housing crisis.

Ohio will see over 1,000 new jobs, with AndHealth LLC expanding in Columbus, creating 75 jobs with a $10.2 million annual payroll, aiming to improve local healthcare and equity.

TDOSHS introduces special posters at Driver Services Centers for new drivers to celebrate getting their permits or licenses and promote safe driving habits.

Senator Mike Lee proposed a bill to revoke D.C.'s sanctuary status for medical professionals performing abortions or gender transition procedures illegal in some states.

A Henderson volunteer says he was stripped of duties and had an award canceled after he backed the ousted police chief; he filed a federal lawsuit alleging retaliation.

AG Nick Brown obtained a preliminary injunction to stop a federal bill from defunding Planned Parenthood through Medicaid, which secures healthcare services for low-income individuals.

Daytona Beach city auditor's report on fiscal practices reveals questionable spending and a lack of oversight. The city suspended credit card use and formed a committee to address the issues.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey signed an Executive Order to prevent city parking lots from being used for civil immigration enforcement, promoting safety for the immigrant community.

Nick Geis joins Johnson City as a new assistant city manager with extensive experience in managing municipal services from his prior role in Lexington, N.C.

Oklahoma City's mayoral race features incumbent Mayor David Holt against challenger Matthew Pallares. Voters informed on electoral process, with registration and absentee deadlines approaching.