Governor Healey upholds the Massachusetts childhood immunization schedule based on science, opposing the CDC's new, less stringent vaccine schedule suggested by Secretary Kennedy Jr.

Republican senators urge NOAA to combat illegal red snapper fishing in the Gulf, implicating Mexican cartels and stressing the need for stronger enforcement measures.

Rockwall County approved a $50 million Trip 21 bond for road improvements, with plans to work with various governance levels and a promise of a transparent dashboard for public updates.

Fire Chief David Jennings retires after 50 years with the Flint Hill Fire Department, passing the role to Todd Wisner, who brings 20 years of firefighting experience.

A new council briefing warns San Diego water bills could climb about 44% by 2031, on top of hikes already approved this year.

Oregon's Treasury reports progress in sustainable investment, indicating a significant cut in emissions intensity and growth in climate-positive holdings, aligning retirement funds with environmental responsibility.

Woodbury responds to immigration enforcement concerns with an FAQ page, assuring residents that local police don't enforce federal immigration laws and there are no plans for an ICE detention center.

House Judiciary Committee members investigate the Environmental Law Institute's influence on environmental cases, questioning the impartiality of its educational initiatives for judges.

Dozens of advocates confronted a city task force after it recommended abolishing three homelessness oversight committees. They warn the decision would strip residents of independent watchdogs.

West Allis property taxes are due by January 31st, with multiple payment options available including in-person, online, and mail-in to avoid late fees.

Missouri awarded grants to Reeds Spring and Dade County for water system assessments, aiming to improve drinking water safety and infrastructure planning.

Congresswoman Escobar criticized the Trump administration for SAMHSA budget cuts, voicing concerns over its impact on addiction and mental health services.

The Mauna Kea Stewardship and Oversight Authority and partners will hold 10 islandwide workshops starting Thursday to gather public input for a new management plan for Maunakea.