Marysville WA Police Department commends Cadets Matharu and Castro for nearing completion of the WLEEA Winter Academy.

A federal judge approved a $10M settlement after regulators said Disney mislabeled kids' YouTube videos, allowing data collection. The order forces a review program and new safeguards for video tags.

The Aurora Police Department reported significant progress in public safety, with reduced crime rates and increased arrests in 2025, crediting data-led strategies and technology.

ICE highlights a massive increase in violence against its officers and reports the removal of over 622,000 illegal aliens, including serious criminals, amid this dangerous climate.

Bloomington's new parking ramp ordinance mandates regular safety checks for structures older than five years, aiming to ensure safety and maintenance standards.

Chicago reported significant drops in crime rates, advancements in affordable housing, and community investment in 2025, with city officials praising the efforts in crime reduction and urban development.

Firefighter Jeffrey E. Marsden will retire on February 1, 2026, after over two decades with the Cherry Hill Fire Department, as announced in a social media post detailing his service and recognitions.

Oregon AG Dan Rayfield opposed Trump's proposed National Guard deployment in Portland, maintaining civil rights and avoiding militarized action on the city's streets.

Bloomington's City Council approved a 6.96% property tax levy increase for 2026, below the initial 9.44% proposal and the Minnesota average, aiming to fund city services responsibly.

Utah's new law prevents repeat drunk drivers with a blood alcohol content of 0.16 or more from buying alcohol and requires ID checks for all alcohol purchases.

St. Johns County offices, including libraries, will be closed for the New Year holiday. Trash services are delayed by one day, resuming January 3. Residents are encouraged to check social media and the county website for updates.

Gov. Bill Lee's administration in Tennessee celebrated a year of growth, including economic investment, job creation, educational reform, infrastructure projects, public safety initiatives, rural healthcare improvements, and conservation efforts.

High voter turnout marked Bloomington's 2025 municipal elections; incumbents Lowman and Nelson retained council seats, while Robertson joined for her first term. City Clerk Hanson praised the collaborative effort for a smooth election process.