Milwaukee County officials discuss the use of opioid settlement funds to combat the local opioid crisis, focusing on prevention, treatment, and harm reduction initiatives.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz signed executive orders to address gun violence, forming a Safety Council and promoting gun storage education. Senator Ron Latz supports the measures and anticipates legislative action.

Over 10,600 Ohio high school students received acceptance letters to attend The Ohio State University Columbus campus, including many who are first-generation college attendees.

A Hearst review found former Texas lawmakers are still spending leftover campaign funds on luxury meals, hotel stays and consultants amid lax rules.

Blaine's proposed ordinance amendment tightens administrative rules with higher penalties for repeat offenses and discretionary powers for hearing officers to adjust fines.

The Massachusetts DOC and State Police's joint task force has been successful in preventing drugs and contraband from entering state prisons, resulting in multiple arrests and seizures.

High school students from Tolles Career and Technical Center visited Ohio State University for a firsthand look at collegiate exercise science programs, participating in interactive learning experiences.

Blaine City introduces an ordinance to regulate transient merchants and protect citizens' privacy, requiring licensing and outlining prohibited activities.

Fort Collins City offices will close for Christmas and New Year's Days, but essential services like fire, police, and utilities will continue. Recreation, Transfort, and cultural facilities will have modified hours.

Clayton announces its municipal election for April 7, 2026, to elect three councilmembers for three-year terms, with eligibility criteria for candidates outlined.

Rick Getschow reported on Eden Prairie's 2025 achievements, including trail restoration, new badminton courts, emergency responses by the fire department, a police youth academy, and significant development projects.

West Jordan elected Annette Harris, Kayleen Whitelock, and Jessica Wignall as at-large councilmembers focusing on civic service, financial stability, housing, jobs, and community engagement.

Assistant Chief Tony Salas was appointed interim Chief of Police by the Denton City Council, succeeding Chief Jessica Robledo starting January 10, 2026.