The Olympia Police Department's Business Office will be closed starting 2:00 p.m. on December 24, reopening December 29; however, patrols continue as normal.

Gov. Josh Green appointed experienced individuals to key Hawaii state boards, including Moses Haia III for water resource management and Jason Moniz to agriculture and biosecurity roles.

Adams County Sheriff’s Office deputies wore Grinch socks at the courthouse for Christmas, sharing festive spirit online, highlighting community engagement and the human side of law enforcement.

Three long-serving Sandusky City Commissioners, Dick Brady, Dennis Murray, and Steve Poggiali, concluded their terms, marking the end of an era with a final meeting celebrated by the community.

Attorney General Dan Rayfield leads a coalition suing HHS over threats to cut funds for gender-affirming care for transgender adolescents, claiming the action is both unlawful and intimidating.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs allocated $7.5 million to improve SNAP and unemployment insurance processing, aiding families in need during holiday season.

FEMA denied disaster aid for Arizona's Gila and Mohave Counties after severe floods, a decision Governor Hobbs condemns as reckless. Local leaders underscore the significant damage and appeal for support.

Police and firetrucks, part of Operation Santa’s Sleigh, brought cheer to kids at Nationwide Children’s Hospital in Columbus, organized by Light Ohio Blue.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office conducted a 3-day operation near Tornillo Port of Entry to improve traffic safety, issuing 66 citations and impounding 13 vehicles.

A court ruled that Georgia's Election Board can access Fulton County's 2020 ballots after officials admitted to procedural lapses in vote verification.

ICE arrested a Mexican national with a fentanyl conviction in Arizona; Rep. Gillette criticized Congresswoman Grijalva's opposition to DHS and ICE's role in local enforcement.

New Yorkers face potential Con Edison back pay due to delayed approval of rate hikes, with concerns over grid reliability and possible future blackouts. Assistance programs like HEAP are available, but infrastructure strains remain pressing issues.

Clermont County government offices will close for an extended holiday break, though essential services like the Sheriff's Office will remain operational.