Attorney General Mayes sues the federal government for $15 million in EV infrastructure funds for Phoenix. The lawsuit, joined by a coalition, challenges the suspension of two grant programs critical for local clean energy initiatives.

Donna Trogdon is named the Knoxville Police Department's first Curriculum Administrator, tasked with enhancing police training quality and effectiveness.

Montgomery County offices will close on December 24, 25, and 26 for Christmas and maintenance, and on January 1 for New Year’s Day, but essential services remain operational.

Dallas Mayor Eric L. Johnson visits Montréal to bolster aerospace industry ties, eyeing partnerships with Canadian firms like Bombardier and seeking new investments for the city's economic expansion.

Miami University's EHS achieved a 100% compliance score on Ohio's science of reading audit, ensuring their literacy instruction aligns with state requirements for future educators.

Charlotte County government offices will close from Dec. 24-26, 2025, for the holidays, affecting the availability of public services during that period.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel plans to challenge Consumers Energy's proposal for a $240 million gas rate hike, following a recent approved rise of $157.5 million.

Illinois AG reached a $300k settlement with Surestaff LLC over a no-poach agreement limiting job mobility and wages; the company will compensate affected workers and adopt compliance measures. Cases against other firms continue.

The Lumbee Tribe is close to gaining full federal recognition after the Senate passed relevant legislation, backed by Senator Thom Tillis, which will provide access to federal benefits.

The Washington County Board of Commissioners approved a 2026 property tax levy at $150,162,700 and a budget with a 6.95% increase, emphasizing infrastructure in their Capital Improvement Plan costing $493.8 million.

Bipartisan lawmakers introduced the "Strong Ports, Strong Communities Act" to improve U.S. land ports of entry, supporting trade and security while easing local infrastructure burdens.

Garland announces changes to services and facility hours during the festive season, including closures on Dec. 25, 26, Jan. 1, and modified garbage collection days. Firewheel Golf Park will also have a special schedule.

Portland's City Economist released the General Fund Forecast for the fiscal year 2026-27, starting the budget process.