Governor Jared Polis appointed William Lindstedt to the Colorado State Senate to fill the seat after Sen. Faith Winter's passing. The appointment was necessary due to a vacancy committee's delay.

Provo City Government celebrates green achievements in 2025, highlighting tree canopy expansion, maintenance work, job creation in energy, power connections for Navajo Nation homes, and zero hit lines from bluestake marks.

Ohio Auditor's press release acknowledges local governments for exceptional financial practices, highlighting their accurate, transparent record-keeping, and adherence to stringent auditing standards.

Pickerington city offices closed for New Year's holiday, reopening January 2 at 8 a.m. Residents are reminded to plan accordingly during this brief closure.

Michigan and Indiana are to receive over $173 million and nearly $207 million, respectively, from the Rural Health Transformation Program to enhance rural health services.

Eatonville leaders are divided over the sale of the historic Hungerford property, with some accusing the mayor of excluding the council from the decision-making process.

House Committee on Oversight plans a hearing on alleged misuse of federal funds in Minnesota's social services, with Chairman Comer accusing state officials of fraud.

Cuyahoga County invites property owners to contest 2025 property valuations starting Jan 1, until Mar 31, 2026. Complaints can be filed online or mailed.

San Antonio unveiled plans for a $5 million aquatic center near Mission San Jose, featuring a pool and youth-friendly amenities, with a projected fall 2027 opening.

Mayor Eric Adams will attend the inauguration of his successor, Zohran Mamdani, showcasing political continuity in NYC despite previous campaign tensions.

Baltimore County faces scrutiny for wasting over $737,000 on ineffective PRiSM software that failed to ensure minority hiring targets in contracts, as highlighted in an OIG report.

New laws in California for 2026 will include stricter regulations for streaming ads, AI content labeling, tenant rights, IVF coverage, immigrant youth legal counsel, and measures against deepfake pornography.

Rep. Josh Williams leads a push for more inspections and oversight of Columbus childcare programs amid fraud concerns, advocating for unscheduled audits and stronger regulation.