San Antonio's city council is reviewing a proposal for increased security around cluster mailboxes to combat mail theft, including new lights and a task force.

Colorado's Transportation Legislation Review Committee has advanced two bills: one promoting low-emission fleet vehicles and another enabling digital title transfers for vehicles.

Larimer County has updated its Answers on Aging Resource Guide to a digital format, offering real-time information and resources for seniors, caregivers, and service providers.

The Janet Quinney Lawson Institute for Land, Water and Air at Utah State University partners with The Nature Conservancy, receiving a $100,000 donation to link research with policy for Utah's environmental challenges.

Gilbert, Arizona received the GFOA's Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting for its comprehensive annual report for FY 2024, marking 34 years of recognition.

Columbus City Schools faces a $50 million shortfall, potentially cutting transportation for high schoolers to save $16 million.

Milwaukee seniors seek answers after the indefinite closure of the McGovern Senior Center, urging officials for a reopening plan as alternative sites provide some services.

Governor Josh Stein supports House Bill 491 to reallocate $190 million to North Carolina's Medicaid program, seeking to prevent rate cuts and maintain health care services.

Governor Greg Abbott unveils NRG Energy's plan for a new $360 million natural gas facility in Harris County, Texas, set to start by 2026 to improve grid reliability and boost the local economy.

A 9th Circuit Court of Appeals panel's decision to deploy National Guard troops in Oregon has sparked confusion among state officials, prompting them to seek an overturn of the order.

Oklahoma food trucks now have a streamlined permitting process for propane use, with a single permit required from OLPGA, thanks to a bill sponsored by Rep. Scott Fetgatter.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration conserved 1,325 acres in Massachusetts as part of a commitment to preserve 30% of lands and waters by 2030. The Mass Audubon, DFG, and DCR collaborated with a $6 million contribution for the project.

Mayor Nick Long of League City discussed the 2025 election and local park renovations, including the closure of Lobit Park for upgrades, in his video series "Short Talks with Mayor Long."