Cook County State's Attorney Eileen O'Neill Burke celebrated her first year, emphasizing efforts to combat gun crime, focus on domestic violence, and introduce strategic changes for public safety.

California AG Rob Bonta announced a federal judge granted a preliminary injunction blocking a federal measure that would strip Medicaid funds from Planned Parenthood.

Mindpath Care Centers settled for $1.9 million over false Medicare claims, as per the U.S. Attorney's Office of Eastern District of North Carolina, without admitting liability.

Oklahoma City reveals the design for a $121 million multipurpose stadium, part of the MAPS 4 project, set to boost sports and entertainment and slated to open January 2028.

The Chip EQUIP Act, introduced by Senators Kelly and Blackburn, aims to prevent recipients of CHIPS Act funding from buying semiconductor tools from entities linked to foreign adversaries.

Franklin City Council passed new budget ordinances affecting public services, including fire department staffing and fund transfers for the fiscal year.

Warren County received a property assessment equalization factor of 1.0000 from the Illinois Department of Revenue to ensure uniform taxation across counties.

Governor Mike Kehoe appointed John Gromowsky and Bridget Halquist as judges in Missouri's 16th and 21st Judicial Circuits to fill retiring judges' vacancies.

The INVEST Act, featuring over 20 bipartisan bills, is set for a U.S. House vote to aid small businesses in capital acquisition and give investors more freedom.

Early voting is underway in Houston for the Dec. 13 runoffs, including the At‑Large 4 council seat and an HCC trustee race. Here’s what voters need to know about hours, ID and deadlines.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott requests US Treasury to investigate and suspend the nonprofit status of CAIR, alleging it is a "front group" for Hamas and a subsidiary of the Muslim Brotherhood.

Goodlettsville Planning Commission approves a major redevelopment plan for Rivergate Mall, including new retail, a grocery store, and multi-family housing.

Boone County organizes a Christmas Wreath Contest to support local charities, where the public can vote for their favorite government agency's wreath at the courthouse. Proceeds aid "Shop with a Cop" and a raffle benefits the Child Advocacy Center.