Brentwood, Tennessee reflected on a year of new leadership, historical milestones, community growth, and a fusion of honoring heritage with modern progress in their 2025 year in review.

The Minnesota Paid Leave program begins on January 1, 2026, requiring employers to prepare for new labor rights, including appointing a Paid Leave Administrator and setting up a payroll tax for funding the program.

Boca Raton Mayor Scott Singer is running for Florida's 23rd Congressional District, focusing on economic relief, public safety, and "America First" policies. He faces a competitive GOP primary ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.

Lockheed Martin rolled out Finland's first F-35A, marking a new era in Finnish air power and highlighting a strategic alliance and industrial investment.

St. Louis updates its Water Utility Assistance Program to help residents with overdue water bills by expanding eligibility, offering one-time credits, and extending repayment terms.

Englewood’s recreation centers have announced holiday hours with limited opening times on Christmas and New Year's eves, and closure on December 25 and January 1.

Senator Ron Wyden voted against the NDAA, citing concerns over increased military spending without sufficient oversight and its enabling of Trump's authoritarian tendencies.

Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson visited Montréal to promote aerospace investment in Dallas, meeting with executives and exploring economic and cultural partnerships.

Democratic Whip Katherine Clark urged for a House vote on extending ACA tax credits, noting the potential loss of healthcare for millions and criticizing Republicans for not addressing the issue.

AG Kwame Raoul leads a bipartisan group of 35 AGs urging Meta to regulate misleading weight loss drug ads, especially those using AI-generated images and not FDA-approved.

The Coon Rapids City Council meeting addressed business licenses, workers' comp, a new Parks and Rec member, liquor licensing for Cheers Pablo, donations, infrastructure, and a compensation plan.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams signed Executive Order No. 63, establishing the Mayor's Office of Rodent Mitigation to centralize efforts against the city's rodent population.

MSCS is reforming its Alternative Education approach to better cater to students facing various challenges by providing supportive and individualized learning environments.