Massachusetts is investing $1.2 million into its commercial fishing sector to boost competitiveness and resilience, especially in light of offshore wind farm impacts.

New Orleans area fire departments share holiday and winter fire safety tips, including tree maintenance, proper lighting use, heating practices, and the importance of smoke alarms.

Rolesville names Jason Deitch as new fire chief, recognizing his accomplishments and experience including achieving an ISO Class 1 rating at his previous position.

A Precinct 4 deputy was honored after a months‑long probe produced 15 burglary charges and tips shared with partner agencies.

A 77-year-old from Giles County, Annette Reynolds, pleads guilty to TennCare fraud and selling a Schedule II drug, sentenced to house arrest and probation.

Missouri Attorney General investigates local retailers for selling potentially unsafe kratom, serving six new CIDs to businesses suspected of marketing powerful, unapproved substances.

Governor Mike Kehoe appointed G. David Briggs as Schuyler County Prosecuting Attorney and Tonya Hillhouse as Pemiscot County Circuit Clerk, highlighting their extensive legal and community service backgrounds.

The NCDOT released its weekly fiscal health report, detailing cash balances and transactions, continuing its commitment to financial transparency as per 2019 legislation.

NYC Mayor Adams announced a $1 billion Coney Island redevelopment to enhance housing and fortify against climate change, including boardwalk restoration and new amenities.

Alicia Marks Flowers was appointed to the Superior Court in North Carolina by Governor Josh Stein, filling the vacancy left by the retiring Gail Adams.

South Miami Senior High's Jennifer Jimenez is a finalist for the Grammy Music Educator Award for the second year, recognized for her impactful teaching methods and nurturing of students' skills.

Senator Ashley Moody co-sponsored the Billion Dollar Boondoggle Act to highlight over-budget federal projects, promoting transparency and fiscal responsibility.

Montgomery County Council will hold public hearings on infrastructure and immigrant protections and discuss the Clarksburg Gateway Sector Plan in January 2026 to engage residents in local governance decisions.