NYPD Chief John Chell retired, and Chief Michael LiPetri was appointed as interim Chief of Department. LiPetri will continue his previous role while taking on new duties.

The University of Cincinnati's "INOSCULAE" installation by Professor Christoph Klemmt and students garnered international attention at the Venice Biennale for its innovative robotic-crafted wood structure.

San Francisco alters service schedules for Indigenous Peoples’ Day, maintaining essential services like shelters and emergency centers while other facilities take a brief hiatus.

The University City stormwater commission voted against developing part of a cemetery into townhomes due to flood risks.

Cambridge PRAB introduces an online form for reporting police encounters and seeks new members with fairness and integrity to enhance oversight and community trust.

Washington's Cap-and-Invest Program sees success with $220m raised from a pre-compliance carbon allowance auction, reflecting market confidence in the state's climate policy.

Charlotte County's sport courts are closing for resurfacing from October 9-31, 2025, at Bissett Park and William R. Gaines Jr. Veterans Memorial Park.

Charlotte remains North Carolina's largest city, with a significant population lead and is experiencing growth in both population and real estate, although facing debates around university mergers.

Two Denton County 9-1-1 telecommunicators were promoted after earning their Basic Telecommunicator Licenses, which equips them for their high-pressure, multitasking roles.

OSU study reveals that Mark Cuban’s online pharmacy may offer lower total costs for neurologic meds than traditional insurance, despite higher out-of-pocket expenses.

Contrasting accounts surround a Chicago incident involving U.S. Customs agents and a local woman, with disputes over the event's location and whether she posed a threat.

North Carolina partners with 25 universities to enhance its social work sector through a new five-year Public Service Leadership Program, aiming to improve training and awareness for future and current social workers.

Boulder County completed its Logic and Accuracy Test on ballots and election machinery, ensuring accurate voting equipment for the upcoming November election.