EPISD celebrates its teachers' achievement of National Board Certification, highlighting the rigorous process and the dedication it demonstrates to educational excellence and student needs.

California now requires sellers of single‑family homes to disclose lingering tobacco and vaping residue before a sale. Researchers say the rule gives buyers clearer visibility into hidden toxins.

The Bridgeton Police Department announced promotions within its ranks, including elevating Capt. Loveall to Major and others to various roles to strengthen its leadership structure.

An actuary told trustees the city's annual pension payment could reach about $563.2 million, tightening a budget already facing multi‑million shortfalls.

The Sandy City Police Department is focusing on advanced officer training, conducting monthly sessions, including at a martial arts gym, aiming to control dangerous situations effectively and safely.

The Fort Worth City Council will meet on Jan. 13, discussing bond strategy, civic recognitions, fiscal matters, and landmark status for a historic site. Details and live broadcast options are available on the city's website.

The Arizona Corporation Commission is launching a new online business filing portal, the Arizona Business Center, on January 12, 2026, with enhanced features and security.

Twinsburg Fire Department Lieutenants Dunn and Perlatti presented at a safety educators' meeting on organizing a Safety Forces Open House, emphasizing community engagement and interagency cooperation.

A federal judge issues a temporary order to end the Trump administration's freeze on $10 billion in funding for childcare and anti-poverty programs in five states.

Governor Abbott appoints Williams, Lewis, and Cardenas to the Texas State Affordable Housing Corporation Board, aiming to address housing affordability in Texas.

El Paso County Sheriff Joseph Roybal discussed community engagement with first responders and faith leaders in Monument to enhance public safety and well-being.

Washington State's original 1889 Constitution will be temporarily displayed in the Governor's office on January 12, with tight security and expert insights available.

The Norman Police Department is accepting applications for its Citizens Police Academy, set to start on February 19, for an 11-week insight into police operations.