EPCC's Risk Management Institute receives the 2025 Industry Safety Excellence Award from the El Paso Association of Contractors for its efforts in promoting construction safety.

Coconino County and Flagstaff launch the Violent Offender Program for better identification and prosecution of repeat violent offenders, emphasizing inter-agency collaboration.

Park City Council's final meeting this year involves discussions on conservation, grants, and water plans, amid festive activities and important transitions like the mayor-elect's move to his new role.

Del. Joseline Peña-Melnyk became the first Afro-Latina speaker of Maryland's House, succeeding Adrienne Jones after her resignation. Governor Moore praised Peña-Melnyk's readiness to build on Jones' legacy.

The TAPS Academy has graduated students in Columbus, fostering relationships between young people and police through education on various issues like conflict resolution and gun safety.

Janesville's holiday schedule affects city facilities and services, with closures on December 24, 25, and January 1; other impacts include transit service adjustments and delayed sanitation collection.

The St. George Police celebrated K9 Niko's 2nd birthday, highlighting his patrol, narcotics detection, and tracking training, and his value to the force.

Mayor Wheatley has resumed her duties on December 15th after a break since August 25th to attend to family matters. Vice Mayor Martineau had temporarily taken her place.

Aaron Miley has been appointed as Durham's Human Resources Director, offering extensive HR experience from various sectors, including a recent role at LSU Health.

UTEP finance scholar Sadok El Ghoul received the Yvan Allaire Medal from the Royal Society of Canada for his influential work in organizational governance.

Governor Polis establishes new task force in response to Colorado's mountain pine beetle outbreak to safeguard communities, water supplies, and forests and support the state's economy and fire mitigation efforts.

Atlanta's New Year's Eve Peach Drop evolves into "Countdown Over ATL" with synchronized fireworks and a drone countdown, marking a shift to a safer, citywide celebration with costs reduced from $630,000 to $250,000.

A Dec. 14 FEC letter says a Graham‑linked committee appears to have exceeded the $5,000 leadership‑PAC limit in donations to Sen. John Cornyn and has until Jan. 20 to respond.