Senator Alice Mann will not seek reelection but is honored by her legislative work on healthcare reform, workers' rights, and Minnesota’s Paid Leave program.

Palomar Health announced a town hall on its UCSD partnership with just 24 hours' notice, prompting questions about transparency and review time.

North Miami Mayor Alix Desulme joins the CAM Mayors Summit to share strategies against antisemitism, being honored for his leadership in promoting inclusivity.

Cleveland Mayor Justin M. Bibb approves the Browns settlement, anticipating a transformative impact on the city's lakefront with a $25m investment from HSG, aiming for new housing, recreation, and employment opportunities.

The White Settlement Police was ranked 6th in Texas and 18th nationally for community engagement by the National Association of Town Watch. They highlighted their busy week including training and outreach on social media.

Morrison County, MN, announces a series of public meetings on topics like public safety and highway studies, with options to attend in-person and virtually.

Mike Bryant, along with other local leaders, held a summit focused on improving the quality of life in Mecklenburg County through collaborative efforts and the use of a balanced scorecard for tracking progress.

Former Mayor Robert "Bob" Foster of Long Beach, who served from 2006 to 2014 and was known for fiscal management and environmental efforts, has passed away.

A draft Austin City Auditor report found widespread documentation errors in AUS contract files and recommended technology upgrades, training and extra review layers. Management has proposed timelines for fixes.

Lawrence, Indiana's community joined forces on Thanksgiving to distribute meals to those in need, with officials and volunteers collaborating in a gesture of mutual aid.

Maryland Heights acknowledged retirees and welcomed new staff across multiple departments, including a new Chief of Police, planners, inspectors, court assistants, police officers, dispatchers, park custodians, and public works employees.

Ohio auditors report over $1.75 million in improper Medicaid payments by Empowered for Excellence Behavioral Health, stressing the need for fiscal compliance.

Ellis County looks at replatting Cobbs Place, affecting lots 1A and 1B in Block A (formerly Rhea Place Lot 1) over 19 acres. The Commissioners' Court meeting is set for January 6th, 2026, with public participation encouraged.