Dublin celebrates its ninth cashVest® 90+ Award for financial responsibility, recognized for efficient cash management, and received the GFOA Triple Crown Award, highlighting fiscal stewardship.

State Rep. David Abbott introduces bills aiming to ensure safety for Hoosiers partaking in water sports on public lakes by setting guidelines for high-wake sports and motorboat towing.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein and corrections leaders are calling for legislative action to address the state's critical shortage of correctional officers, proposing higher pay and recruitment efforts.

Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation's Division of Archaeology will host its annual archaeology conference on January 24th, featuring diverse research presentations.

Baltimore County schools' superintendent proposes a $2.49 billion budget for FY 2027, to focus on academia, safety, and staff, despite planning for larger class sizes and staffing reductions.

Indiana Governor Eric Braun discussed the state's economic progress and future plans, with Speaker Huston lauding the achievements and the focus on affordability in the legislative agenda.

Onslow County businessman, Jimmy John Brinkley, is charged with three counts of felony tax evasion by the N.C. Department of Revenue for allegedly embezzling $511,701 in taxes.

Baltimore's Attorney Bates presents a legislative agenda, including the "T.I. Bill" for arrest warrant reform and the Ny’Kayla Strawder Act for firearm storage penalties, while opposing certain juveniles' crime bills.

K9 units in Jacksonville are undergoing advanced disaster response training with Texas Task Force 1 to enhance search and rescue capabilities in treacherous conditions.

Matthew Case has been re-elected as a director at Large for the AEMP, as announced by Manatee County. He will continue to contribute his expertise to the fleet management community.

Germantown seeks resident input on new projects, including a mixed-use development, park improvements, and transportation safety, through public discussions and online surveys.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker signed a bill funding renovations for Philadelphia's interim intercity bus facility, aiming for improvements by May 1, 2026, ahead of the city's Semisesquicentennial celebrations.

Sen. Dick Durbin met with MWRD leaders to press the Army Corps for long‑overdue reimbursement for the Thornton Reservoir, which officials say is still owed about $200 million. The funding could free up local flood projects in the south suburbs.