Sheriff Witt announces her candidacy for the 2026 Hennepin County Sheriff's race, highlighting community engagement and outreach efforts by her office.

Puget Sound Fire recruits completed Week 13 training with written exams and preparations for practical tests in their journey to becoming firefighters.

St. Louis police responded to 29 accidents and 27 motorist assists by 11:30 a.m. due to icy conditions. No serious injuries reported, but caution is urged.

Blaine's Planning Commission to hold a hearing on Minnesota Performance's request to expand auto repair business and amend its conditional use permit for outdoor vehicle storage.

The STL Street Department honors veterans like Burdett Thomas, who served in the U.S. Army and now works as a Heavy Equipment Operator, acknowledging their service to both the nation and the city.

Raleigh Police's "Reel-Time Ridealong" initiative uses social media to give the public an insight into officers' daily tasks, fostering community engagement and transparency.

Mecklenburg County officials brace for Iryna’s Law's impact on the criminal justice system, facing challenges with increased workload, jail capacity, and the need for funding.

Rep. Troy Nehls of Texas won't seek reelection in 2026, planning to focus on his family. His brother Trever intends to run for his seat to continue their conservative legacy.

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick asked the Texas Senate to probe Canadian Solar and T1 Energy over alleged ties to Chinese-backed firms. Hearings are expected early next year.

South Fulton mayoral candidates face legal issues; Dr. Mark Baker received a protection order after a threat claim, Councilwoman Carmalitha Gumbs faces an ethics complaint over campaign contributions.

Captain Brian Shepherd of the Maryland Heights Fire Protection District was honored for 26 years of service via a Facebook post, highlighting his dedication and impact on the community.

The St. Louis Street Department is proactive in clearing snow to ensure safe roads, advising residents to drive carefully due to possible refreezing conditions.

Monroe Police highlighted officers' work beyond traditional policing on Facebook, acknowledging their community-focused roles and unheralded acts of service.