Local Government
Miami-Dade County Honors Rafael Donadío for Cybersecurity Leadership and Technological Sovereignty
Rafael Donadío received a Certificate of Recognition from Miami-Dade County for his work in cybersecurity, including protecting public schools and government infrastructure, highlighting the importance of technological sovereignty for national security.
Boerne ISD Trustee Rich Sena Seeks Fifth Term, Citing Record of Academic and Financial Success
Incumbent Boerne ISD Place 7 Trustee Rich Sena, with a track record of consecutive 'A' ratings and Superior financial integrity, faces challenger Michael Ethridge in the May 2 election, emphasizing experience and advocacy for teacher pay and growth planning.
Ricky Gleason Targets Kendall County Judge Runoff With Property-Rights and Planning Agenda
Lifelong resident and former planning commissioner Ricky Gleason is in a May 26 runoff for Kendall County Judge, emphasizing a three-horizon plan to manage growth, protect water resources, and support first responders.
Boerne ISD Board President Schmidt and Secretary Sena Seek Re-Election, Cite Record of Academic and Financial Success
Incumbent Boerne ISD trustees Kristi Schmidt and Rich Sena are running for re-election on May 2, highlighting their achievements in maintaining an A rating, saving $85 million, and expanding career programs.
Texas State Law Offers Hope for Food Truck Revival in Haltom City
A new Texas state law promises to override Haltom City's restrictive food truck regulations, potentially revitalizing small business opportunities and expanding dining options for residents.
Vanessa Atterbeary Enters Crowded Democratic Primary for Howard County Executive
Maryland House Ways and Means Committee Chair Vanessa Atterbeary has joined a competitive Democratic primary for Howard County Executive, promising to focus on school funding, affordable housing, and police reform while facing established party endorsements for her opponent.
Baltimore Community Foundation Awards $5,000 Grants to Grassroots Leaders Transforming Neighborhoods
The Baltimore Community Foundation's 2025 Neighborhood Spotlight Awards recognize ten grassroots leaders driving positive community change through initiatives addressing food insecurity, housing justice, youth mentorship, and neighborhood revitalization across Baltimore City and County.
Glen Rose Declares ITLA Texas Longhorn Week Celebrating Ranching Heritage
Glen Rose, Texas has officially proclaimed October 5-11 as ITLA Texas Longhorn Week, featuring community celebrations and the ITLA Texas Longhorn Championship Show to honor the town's cattle ranching heritage while attracting visitors nationwide.
Hollywood Celebrates Centennial with Hometown Screening of Award-Winning Film 'Canvas'
The Hollywood Historical Society and City of Hollywood are hosting a free community screening of 'Canvas,' the acclaimed film created by Hollywood native Joseph Greco, as part of the city's 100th anniversary celebration, offering residents a unique opportunity to see their hometown featured on the big screen.
Maryland Delegate Vanessa Atterbeary Announces Bid for Howard County Executive, Forgoing Potential Speaker Role
Del. Vanessa Atterbeary's decision to run for Howard County executive represents a significant political shift as she abandons a potential path to House speakership, signaling changing priorities in Maryland Democratic leadership.
Boca Raton's Strategic Economic Development Approach Drives Business Growth and Diversification
Boca Raton's Office of Economic Development has successfully attracted and retained businesses across key sectors through strategic partnerships, incentives, and quality-of-life advantages, positioning the city as a premier South Florida business destination.
Boca Raton Extends Centennial Celebration with 2025-26 Night Market Series
Boca Raton's extended Night Market series through 2026 demonstrates the city's commitment to community engagement, local economic support, and sustainable event planning during its centennial celebration.
Greater Baltimore Chamber of Commerce Expands County-Wide Reach to Unify Business Community
The Greater Baltimore Chamber of Commerce expands its services to cover all of Baltimore County, positioning itself as a unified advocate for businesses during a critical period of regional economic development.
The Uncertain Future of Swann Park in South Baltimore Sparks Community Debate
The future of Swann Park, a historic sports facility in South Baltimore, remains uncertain as discussions about a potential land swap with West Covington Park continue, highlighting concerns over preservation of community heritage and green spaces.
Michael-Angelo James Shares Vision for Waycross on Innovators' Journey
Mayor Michael-Angelo James discusses his leadership approach and commitment to preserving Waycross's heritage on Innovators' Journey, highlighting the importance of collaboration and transparency in governance.
Montgomery County Faces Economic Challenges Amid Lab Space Glut and Leadership Concerns
Montgomery County's economic struggles are highlighted by a surplus of lab space and missed opportunities, underscoring the need for strategic leadership and innovation to attract new businesses and revitalize the local economy.
Haltom City's Outdated Parking Regulations Hindering Small Business Growth
Haltom City's failure to update its parking requirements is stifling small business development, leading to rising commercial vacancy rates and missed economic opportunities.
David Nevins Interviews Izzy Patoka on Baltimore County's Future
The interview highlights Councilman Izzy Patoka's efforts and priorities for Baltimore County, including public education, economy, and public safety, showcasing his collaborative approach with various stakeholders.
Former Democratic State Senator Jim Brochin Considers Independent Bid for Baltimore County Executive
Jim Brochin, a former Democratic State Senator, is contemplating an independent run for Baltimore County Executive, highlighting concerns over development in the north county.
Howard County Unveils New Flag Symbolizing Community's Past and Future
Howard County introduces a new flag designed by Esen Paradiso, reflecting its agricultural heritage and optimistic future, replacing the previous flag linked to Civil War-era symbolism.
New Mexico Celebrates Carlsbad's Economic Growth and Century-Old Businesses
New Mexico officials and the Carlsbad Department of Development honored local businesses for their 100-year contributions and economic impact, highlighting the region's resilience and innovation.
Birmingham Residents Show Reluctance to Reduce Waste Amid Bin Strikes
A recent poll by Binit Bags reveals 93% of Birmingham residents are unwilling to decrease waste production despite ongoing bin strikes, highlighting a gap in sustainable waste management practices.
Legal Challenge Mounted Against Santa Cruz Sugary Drink Tax
The American Beverage Association has filed a lawsuit against Santa Cruz's sugary drink tax, sparking a debate over public health versus industry profits.
Northwoods Case Aide Specialist Recognized as Top Local Government Influencer
Bryn Coby, a Case Aide Specialist at Northwoods, has been named among the Top 100 Influencers in Local Government by ELGL, highlighting her significant contributions to child welfare support in Ohio.
UGI Utilities to Upgrade Gas Infrastructure in Easton, Impacting Local Traffic and Services
UGI Utilities will conduct comprehensive gas main replacement in Easton, affecting multiple streets and potentially offering natural gas conversion opportunities for local residents and businesses. The project aims to enhance infrastructure safety and reliability.
UGI Utilities Launches Gas Main Replacement Project in Hazleton
UGI Utilities is set to upgrade gas infrastructure in Hazleton, impacting multiple city streets and offering potential natural gas conversion opportunities for local residents and businesses.