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.

Maui Mayor Richard Bissen enacted Bill 9 to address housing shortages by reducing transient vacation rentals and reassigning units for long-term residential use, amid ongoing tourism and financial considerations.

Governor Kathy Hochul seeks to lessen the stringency of New York's AI regulation bill to mirror California's SB53, amid debates with AI company lobbyists and a split with state legislators preferring stronger laws.

IMPD reported the Indiana Crime Guns Task Force's 2025 results, including 346 seized firearms and 120lbs of narcotics, highlighting their role in public safety.

Attorney General Brian Schwalb joins a lawsuit against Uber for allegedly enrolling customers in Uber One without consent and making it hard to cancel.

Nominees for Coconino County's Teacher of the Year and Rookie Teacher of the Year have been announced, celebrating educators who impact students and the community. The winners will be revealed at an event on April 9, 2026.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell expresses dismay over the Sydney Hanukkah attack and ensures increased police vigilance at local Jewish places of worship.

Boston designated the Old North Church, Old South Meeting House, and Old Corner Bookstore as landmarks on the 252nd anniversary of the Boston Tea Party. These sites are now protected for their historical significance.

Oklahoma City employees donated over $613,000 to local charities through the Heart of the City campaign, marking a record in their philanthropic efforts.