Cochise County Attorney Lori Zucco fired deputy Paul Correa after a controversial incident at a Target store, with an investigation handed to La Paz County for impartiality.

Texas AG Ken Paxton warns of smart TVs spying on users and has sued five manufacturers, including Sony and Samsung, for using ACR technology to collect data without consent.

Arizona Rep. Selina Bliss advocates for a ballot measure restricting school sports to biological sex and enhancing privacy for girls in school facilities.

The Hilliard Division of Police is seeking a detail-oriented, tech-savvy Support Services Clerk to handle records, data entry, and customer service duties.

The Garland Police Department celebrates the retirement of K9 Ricky Bobby after nearly a decade of service, highlighting his contributions to the force and community.

The Grove City Ohio Police are recruiting officers, emphasizing community impact. Applicants must pass the NTN test and can apply via links provided in the department's social media post.

Ballwin city is supporting the St. Louis Area Foodbank through the Mayors for Meals campaign, encouraging locals to donate non-perishable food items to combat regional food insecurity.

Indiana's financial forecast improved since April, bringing state closer to previous year's expectations, with a projected Medicaid surplus, according to State Senator Ryan Mishler.

Lake Dallas City Hall temporarily closed for a city event, resuming normal operations after 1 p.m. Event details were not specified; residents could still contact emergency services or the police at an alternative number.

A Civic Lens poll of 400 likely voters puts Steve Hilton and Chad Bianco atop early California governor polling, but strategists say a large undecided vote keeps the race fluid.

Irving's Mayor declared December as Impaired Driving Prevention Month to combat DUI incidents during the holidays, urging the community to plan safe rides and be responsible.

Senator Todd Gollihare is honored as one of The Journal Record's "50 Most Influential Oklahomans" of 2025 for his impact in public service and leadership roles within Oklahoma.

Senator Mark Kelly criticizes the Pentagon for intimidation, reaffirming his oversight role and challenging Secretary of Defense Hegseth's qualifications.