Hillsborough County is combating fires caused by improperly disposed lithium-ion batteries with a new educational campaign on safe disposal practices.

Governor Greg Abbott endorses TPUSA's Club America expansion in Texas high schools, hinting at TEA action against schools obstructing it, amidst political-educational tensions.

Governor Greg Abbott supports the expansion of TPUSA's Club America in Texas high schools to promote conservative values and pledges TEA action against schools that hinder the program's growth.

Fountain Hills invites residents to offer invocations at 2026 council meetings, with applications due by December 29, 2025, for a December 30 public drawing.

Martin University in Indianapolis is halting operations due to financial issues and enrollment decline, with its Board exploring options for continuity.

Michele Fiore asked the Nevada Supreme Court to speed up an appeal of her suspension, saying the delay will cloud her 2026 re-election and cause irreparable harm. Her lawyers also asked the court to pause the suspension while the appeal proceeds.

The Plymouth Police Department reported on their activities from Nov 30 to Dec 6, 2025, including 733 incidents, 11 arrests, and 39 vehicle accidents.

Hillsborough High students join Tampa city staff and Mayor Jane Castor to support the Holiday Food Basket Drive, marking the program's second year of student involvement.

Texas AG Ken Paxton secured a TRO against J&J and Kenvue for not following state business registration laws, with a court date set for December 15, 2025.

Pittsburgh Councilwoman Barb Warwick proposes a 30% property tax increase to address a $30 million budget shortfall, triggering mixed reactions among officials and residents.

Easterseals Evansville names State Rep. Tim O'Brien Legislator of the Year for his advocacy on behalf of individuals with disabilities, reflecting his ongoing efforts to support Medicaid services in Indiana.

New York Democratic lawmakers introduced a bill to prevent the arrest of migrants at immigration courts without judicial warrants, aiming to protect non-violent individuals with active cases from being detained by DHS officers.

Akron Mayor Shammas Malik proposes funding for new contracts with fire and civil service unions, mirroring police wage hikes and health insurance changes starting in 2026.