The Minneapolis City Council passed a strengthened separation ordinance to prevent local resources from being used in federal immigration enforcement, as announced by Council Member Jason Chavez.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes warns consumers to be cautious of scams during the holidays and provides safety tips for shopping online and in-store.

Arizona's AG led 20 states to successfully block the Trump administration from ending FEMA's disaster prevention program, BRIC, ensuring continued funding for community resilience projects.

Techstars Startup Weekend in Tampa celebrated tech entrepreneurship with local innovators, supported by city officials Javier Marin and Tim Spearman, fostering regional innovation.

The Monroe Fire Department's B Shift crews utilized warm weather to train rigorously, sharpening their firefighting skills and maintaining their readiness for emergencies.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that a red-light traffic offense with an enhanced penalty only applies if the violation precedes an accident, as clarified in State v. Owen.

Adrianne Stewart was honored as the 2025 North Region Law Enforcement Torch Run Rookie of the Year for her outstanding community service and leadership.

Florida's ID changes necessitate voters to update registration details due to new driver license number system aimed at preventing identity theft, as informed by the Duval County Supervisor of Elections.

St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's deputies were commended for 10-15 years of service, highlighting their dedication to the community and law enforcement's positive role.

Councilmember Ray Wang apologized after leaving a Dec. 2 Zoom council meeting about a housing project; his exit forced the session to end.

Rockwall County's Commissioners Court meeting on December 17, 2025, will address the appointment of a new judge and infrastructure updates. Public participation is welcomed at the courthouse.

Governor Greg Abbott appoints Tommy Lucas and Lynden Rose, and reappoints Alonzo Cantu to the University of Houston System Board of Regents, with Bryan Clark also joining.

City Council of Durham is deciding on the future of the former Police HQ at 505 W. Chapel Hill St, with staff advising to wait for better market conditions for redevelopment and to discuss preservation of the historic Milton Small building.