Germantown officials approved a project to revitalize the western Germantown Greenway near Beaver Loop, partnering with Kimley-Horn for a cost under $51,000.

The Fairview Park City Council approved the TOD Overlay District to revitalize Lorain Rd., aiming for pedestrian-friendly development and economic growth.

Former Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich has passed away at 59, survived by his family, leaving a legacy of public service and political involvement.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker's schedule includes attending the Philadelphia Flower Show and a groundbreaking for a $150 million Avenue of the Arts project.

New council members were sworn into the Upper Arlington City Council for 2026-2030, with the event featuring the Ephesus Pathfinder Club Drum Corps and the selection of new council leadership.

Ohio's Attorney General rejected a petition summary for a referendum on Senate Bill 56, citing it could mislead voters about the cannabis law's implications.

Memphis Fire Department's Command Staff cooked a meal for Station 41's personnel as a reward for winning the Christmas decoration contest, showcasing appreciation and department unity.

Boston has launched a $314,118 Swim Safe initiative to provide free swim lessons for youth, funded by the FY26 City budget, part of efforts to increase water safety and access to aquatic programs.

Baltimore City Schools' $5 million AI weapon detection system faces scrutiny for high false alarm rates and underperformance, leading the City Council Public Safety Committee to question its cost-effectiveness and efficacy.

Ohio officials, including Governor DeWine and Lt. Governor Tressel, have launched a seatbelt safety campaign using Ohio Stadium's image to demonstrate the importance of seatbelts, which have saved 375,000 lives since 1975.

Microsoft has doubled its space at the University of Cincinnati, dedicating 3,700 square feet at the 1819 Innovation Hub to foster AI and tech growth.

Darren Bailey, a Republican gubernatorial candidate in Illinois, plans to launch "Illinois DOGE," a program to audit and reduce state government waste and fraud.

Rep. Jonathan Jackson disclosed a late-December purchase of Palantir stock worth between $15,001 and $50,000, renewing ethics questions as Palantir works with ICE.