Michael Handoga was sworn in as Dunedin's Fire Chief, alongside new deputy chiefs and firefighters, signifying leadership commitment and public safety.

Kamala Harris discusses her memoir "107 Days" about her 2024 presidential campaign at Medford's Chevalier Theatre. The book scrutinizes the campaign after Biden's race exit.

Gov. Greg Abbott appoints Mollie Witt to the Texas State Independent Living Council for a term ending in 2027 and reappoints three members until 2028, highlighting their diverse experiences and dedication to disability advocacy.

MAC deploys a contingency plan to support Nashville residents amid a federal shutdown affecting local community services and funding for programs like LIHEAP and CSBG.

Maple Grove is seeking residents to join its Planning Commission and Parks and Recreation Board, with application deadlines imminent to shape the community’s future.

Austin's budget plans change post-Proposition Q rejection; amended budget process disrupted by complaint, new timeline set.

Isabella Alcaraz's historic appointment as San Francisco's first Filipina American supervisor lasted exactly seven days before text messages surfaced allegedly showing she'd paid workers under the table and left her pet store filled with hundreds of dead mice. Mayor Daniel Lurie's vetting process is now under scrutiny as the city scrambles to find yet another District 4 supervisor.

The Nevada Legislature's special session faced tension over a contentious $1.4 billion film tax credit bill, resulting in a deadlocked vote and ongoing debate about its economic impact and urgency.

Prop. 50 moves Sebastopol into a sprawling new 1st Congressional District that runs to the Nevada line, reshaping local politics and the 2026 ballot.

The DOJ is investigating UC Berkeley after a protest at a Turning Point USA event, focusing on the university's response and potential Antifa involvement.

Gov. Polis criticizes a federal vote limiting hemp, stressing its economic impact on Colorado and historical significance, calling the decision a step back for job growth and innovation.

Grady County Deputy Kenton Blumenthal was named the 2025 Oklahoma Officer of the Year by Attorney General, recognized for resolving a dangerous multi-county chase.

Nevada's DSS has issued $33 million in SNAP benefits to 216,000 households after the government shutdown ended, with funding secure through next September.