Hawaii's OIP reported a 96% resolution rate for cases in FY 2025, including majority of informal inquiries resolved within 24 hours, and updated online resources and court opinion lists for transparency.

Portland City Council bans AI-assisted rent price fixing, following a lawsuit against Greystar for anti-competitive rent pricing. The ordinance aims to improve housing affordability.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has called for investigations into entities in Collin and Dallas counties that he claims are enforcing Sharia law, potentially overriding state and federal laws.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu confirms the 29th Annual Enchanted Trolley Tour to start the holiday season with tree lighting and Santa visits across 16 neighborhoods.

Nevada's SB10, designed to limit corporate investment in housing, failed by one vote in the Assembly, missing the required two-thirds majority. The bill sought to cap corporate home purchases.

Former state senator Derek Kitchen has joined the Democratic race for Utah's 1st Congressional District, emphasizing his progressive stance and previous LGBTQ+ rights work.

Senator Ashley Moody introduced the 'Halo Act' to establish a buffer zone protecting federal officers from on-the-job threats and interference, with potential penalties for violators.

Ohio State University reports record-high Graduation Success Rate scores for its student-athletes, with 15 teams scoring perfect and widespread academic commitment across sports.

Katoen Natie Baton Rouge begins a $25 million expansion, expected to create 22 jobs and retain 29, with a new warehouse for titanium dioxide and other products, bolstering Baton Rouge's logistics sector.

Fort Worth police officers were honored by Cook Children's Hospital for saving an infant trapped under a vehicle and performing CPR until further help arrived.

Terra Ferma is set to establish a new LiFi manufacturing facility in Colorado Springs, creating 120 jobs and investing $1.3 million in the area, with support from local incentives.

Hays County approves $100 million in debt for infrastructure projects, investing in county office renovations, new animal shelter facilities and other improvements to meet growing population needs.

The Maricopa County Commission nominated 10 candidates for Gov. Hobbs to consider for two Superior Court vacancies, with nominees spanning various legal roles and political affiliations.