Lt. Chris Connelly retires from Chesterfield PD after a career since 1979, with significant contributions in various roles, including founding a DARE program and organizing charity events.

A debarred Houston contractor is tied to a bribery probe, but a city agenda still lists an $8.3M final payment — officials are racing to sort law from politics.

Dallas’ oversight board asked DPD for monthly reports on officers’ interactions with ICE, citing online videos and community concerns amid a surge in local ICE arrests.

Boulder County officials refute claims of federal funding threats to public benefits, affirming they deliver assistance fairly and accurately to those eligible.

New York Attorney General Letitia James filed lawsuits against the Trump administration's suspension of two New York offshore wind projects, claiming the action was illegal and unsubstantiated.

Fire Department K9 Dori is competing in the "Fur Responder" Photo Contest, which is highlighted on social media by her department in Dublin, Ohio. The public can vote daily to support Dori.

Senator Marsha Blackburn highlights her accomplishments from 2025, including constituent services, tax reliefs, rural health funding, and national security efforts. She also influenced tech company decisions and advanced judiciary appointments.

St. Tammany Parish Council elects Cheryl Tanner as Chairwoman and Rick Smith as Vice-Chairman for 2026, succeeding Joe Impastato and Jeff Corbin from 2025.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel has challenged the Public Service Commission's approval of DTE Energy's special contracts with an AI data center, seeking a rehearing for transparency and fairness. She aims to protect ratepayers from potential cost increases.

Nashville's Mayor O'Connell announced a new Community Safety Task Force to develop a comprehensive public safety approach after a year of declining crime rates.

The Lancaster Police welcomed new Officer Jesse Valentine, a veteran with a family history in law enforcement.

St. Tammany Parish officials presented a proclamation to Chahta Chief Gillum, designating January 8, 2026, as "Chief Pierre Juzan Day" to honor his role in the Battle of New Orleans.

The Cherry Hill Police Department promoted 11 officers, with a ceremony presided over by Mayor Fleisher, affirming their commitment to honor, service, and integrity.