Maui entrepreneur Justin Herrmann launched a mayoral bid this week, promising accountability, housing focus and to rebuild trust after the wildfires.

Indiana House approves proposal to rename a section of State Road 45 after former Indiana University basketball coach Bobby Knight; awaits Senate consideration.

Sherwood's Special Election concludes with initial results due after polls close; voters had till 8 p.m. to submit ballots, with the option for language assistance.

Lieutenant Travis Shulenburger was promoted to Major, now leading the Salisbury Police's Criminal Investigations Division, acknowledged for his leadership and contributions.

Dublin, Ohio, received the cashVest® 90+ Award for the ninth year, recognizing its excellence in financial stewardship and public resource management.

Michigan's State Superintendent Glenn Maleyko introduced a "Students First" banner as a symbol of his educational philosophy, underscoring his focus on student-centered policies and initiatives.

Washington's Senate considers a bill to prohibit law enforcement from wearing face-masks during public interactions to enhance trust and accountability.

Indiana Rep. Tony Isa introduces a bill to prevent insurance prior authorization for emergency ambulance services within 12 hours, ensuring quick care without insurance delays.

The City of Denton showcased its 2024-25 achievements in a Year-in-Review video, highlighting progress in public safety, infrastructure, and economic growth, while emphasizing commitment to sustainability and quality of life.

Seattle's FidaLab settled for $2 million over allegations of overcharging government health programs. The company used multiple billing codes for UTI tests, contrary to regulations.

Dr. Sue C. Carnell, MDE chief deputy superintendent, is retiring after over 45 years in education, following her tenure and role as interim state superintendent.

El Paso's Department of Public Health facility has reopened with normal operations, except for non-functional water fountains due to ongoing maintenance.

Ambassador Curtis A. Ward, known for his diplomatic work and advocacy in the Caribbean American community, has passed away, leaving behind a legacy of inclusion and representation.