Kellogg Middle School in Portland re-introduces the SKY Schools Program with a focus on reducing violence, supported by a grant from the Office of Violence Prevention.

The Louisiana Impact Fund has launched to keep businesses, jobs, and wealth within the state, targeting a $100 million capitalization with backing from local entities.

San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria is set to discuss the city's successes and ongoing challenges, addressing budget deficits and policy issues in his upcoming State of the City speech.

Oklahoma State Senator Brian Guthrie has proposed legislation to prevent foreign ownership of land in the state through two measures, SB 1582 and SJR 31.

The Lewisville Police Department expressed condolences on social media for the passing of Officer Elijah Garretson, extending sympathy to his family, friends, and fellow officers at the Copperas Cove Police Department.

Waukesha uses the National Community Survey to gauge resident satisfaction and guide city improvements, inviting selected households to participate, followed by a broader community survey.

The first day of EMT school at Rural Metro Fire - Knox County starts, marking a first for both the new Roane State Health Science building and the use of a Simulation lab for pre-hospital training in Tennessee.

QuikTrip seeks a zoning variance in Springdale, Ohio, to use two colors on its fuel price signs, challenging the city's single-color rule. A hearing is set for January 27.

Mayor Helena Moreno launches "Lights On," improving street lighting in New Orleans for public safety, starting with a pilot in New Orleans East to boost quality of life.

KoMiCo has opened a new advanced semiconductor production facility in Mesa, Arizona, marking their tenth global location and promising job growth and local investment.

Massachusetts lawmakers propose using eminent domain to place Norwood Hospital, closed since 2020 due to flooding, under state control to resolve a lingering public health crisis.

The Ohio Supreme Court suspended former Judge Leslie Celebrezze for two years, with one year stayed, for violating judicial procedures by self-assigning cases and recommending her friend and love interest for roles.

An outside law firm is investigating Humble PD leadership as city records show nearly $60K in travel and training charges tied to department leaders.