North Carolina celebrates two years of Medicaid expansion, extending healthcare to over 690,000 individuals, with Governor Stein advocating for continued funding to sustain its success.

Collierville's Mayor and officials pledge to a greener future by participating in the Greatest American Cleanup, aiming to remove litter and enhance the town's environment ahead of America's 250th birthday.

Myesha Watkins, a leader in violence prevention in Cuyahoga County, received the CVILA Capstone Achievement Award for her efforts against gun violence.

The Oklahoma City Utilities Department begins replacing an aging water storage tank on Dec 1, with expected construction-related disturbances but no water service impact.

Euless trash and recycling schedule adjusted for holidays; Thursday pickups move to Friday, and Friday pickups to Saturday due to city office closures on December 24, 25, and January 1.

JGA Space & Defense is expanding its Huntersville operations in Mecklenburg County, projecting to create 40 jobs next year with a $25 million investment. The company manufactures rocket components and precision machined parts.

BYU supporters donated 27,000 pounds of food to the University of Cincinnati's Bearcats Pantry, demonstrating cross-conference solidarity and addressing student food insecurity.

Judge Charles S. Beach II will be sworn in as Cook County’s chief judge Dec. 1 at Chicago‑Kent’s Ogilvie Auditorium; the investiture will be livestreamed.

Kelly Madigan is resigning as Baltimore County Inspector General to take a similar role in Howard County on January 5, 2026; her deputy will serve as acting IG.

New actuarial numbers show roughly 29,800 inactive former Chicago teachers are non‑vested and likely to get only refunds — a clash of short tenures and long vesting rules. The fund’s $14.17B shortfall makes fixes politically and fiscally tricky.

Massachusetts introduces a new high school graduation framework to ensure that graduates possess essential life skills and are prepared for future endeavors, moving away from high stakes tests like the 10th Grade MCAS exams.

Indiana House Republicans proposed a redistricting map, splitting Marion County and possibly impacting Democratic representation ahead of the 2026 elections.

Scottsdale officials consider reducing public comment time and speaker numbers at council meetings, facing opposition from residents and some city leaders who champion citizen engagement.