Baltimore Mayor Brandon M. Scott announces the city's first project labor agreement with the Baltimore-D.C. Metro Building Trades Council to improve job quality and labor participation.

Ohio Auditor's Office to release audit reports on public entities across the state, focusing on financial integrity, fraud, and mismanagement prevention, on December 23.

Cleveland County Sheriff's Office distributed bikes to local families during the holiday, inspired by community member Scooter Proctor's vision and donations.

A viral video shows a San Antonio mother handcuffed after an immigration hearing and later deported — her case has become a flashpoint in fights over courthouse arrests and wartime deportations.

OSU's President Carter shared principles of truth, loyalty, and punctuality at graduation, also recognizing Patricia Brundige and Gerald Newsome for service.

Massachusetts AG and others won against the Trump administration's unlawful attempt to cut school mental health grants, ensuring restoration of funds for K-12 mental health support.

Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani is planning a block party for his inauguration in Downtown Manhattan, which will be held on the steps of City Hall on January 1st.

The Fernandina Beach Police Department informed residents about e-bike laws, clarifying that bikes with motors over 750 watts are regulated as motorcycles and require proper licensing.

Federal judge blocks new Trump-Vance administration restrictions on HUD homelessness funding, as local governments and advocates for the homeless express relief.

Health officials in Palm Beach County lifted a health advisory for Del Rio Blvd. canals after a wastewater spill, allowing water activities to resume.

The Collin County Sheriff's Office held an awards ceremony to honor its members, with awards based on peer nominations, recognizing individuals for their outstanding service.

Snohomish County communities receive $3.3 million for road safety from the Safe Streets and Roads for All program, supported by Senator Maria Cantwell.

Austin Water secured a $55 million low-interest loan for infrastructure, saving $1.5 million in interest and addressing pipe replacement and water conservation.