Columbus announced zero traffic fatalities for August, attributing the success to "Vision Zero Columbus" efforts in improving road safety and urging community vigilance.

Louisiana Rep. Julie Emerson announces her candidacy for the U.S. Senate, challenging Sen. Bill Cassidy, with a focus on leadership and rebuilding America's confidence.

Oklahoma introduces a new hands-free law to curb distracted driving in school and work zones, effective November 1, with protections for driver privacy.

Miami-Dade will rename a street to honor the late Rev. Dr. Antwane Lenoir, Sr., a respected community leader and spiritual guide, in a ceremony on Wednesday.

The Collin County Sheriff's Office has launched a project to collect and share the history of its 39 sheriffs over 179 years, seeking public contributions of photographs and stories.

The Iredell County Sheriff's Office welcomed new deputy Michael Dyson, who has previous law enforcement experience and has completed his BLET certification.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp visits Japan with a delegation to strengthen international business ties, including meetings in Osaka and Tokyo and participation in the SEUS-Japan Conference.

Ohio initiates a $200 million Brownfield Remediation Program to clean up contaminated sites, with equal funding for all counties and an upcoming application period.

Studies reveal Arizona's housing crisis with soaring rents, high home prices, and a shortage of affordable options. Reports suggest addressing the crisis could create jobs, yet income disparity remains a significant barrier to home affordability.

Seattle Police Department expects to hire its 150th officer in a year, amid a surge in applications and improved retention, along with Mayor Harrell's administration's efforts to rebuild the force.

Massachusetts Governor Healey launches SHIELD, a defense sector initiative, aiming to enhance the state's role in national defense innovation and create high-quality jobs, with nearly $47 million in funding.

Reps. Click and Odioso testified for HB 484 to improve Ohio's childcare workforce, increasing availability and lowering costs for families, potentially adding 12,000 childcare spots.

The Nevada Attorney General’s consumer‑protection unit asked regulators to reverse NV Energy’s new mandatory daily demand charge, calling the 15‑minute peak fee unlawful.