At a University of Washington symposium, researchers from the Center for an Informed Public and participating judges said courts suffer from a culture of silence, minimal communications staffing and a lack of a public-facing narrative—problems they said worsen vulnerability to threats and disinformation.

Secretary of Natural Resources Christina Justice said she met with PSO and AEP leadership, sent a letter, and set up an email (neotep@cherokee.org) for citizen concerns about a transmission line slated to cross the north reservation; she told the council the project does not "trigger 106" because it lacks a federal nexus.

Urbandale officials clarify discrepancies in property tax notices amid upcoming legislative changes

Council warns Ms. Burns for disorderly conduct during continued change order debate.

Steve outlines his contributions to Plano's media relations and community communication efforts.

Council members emphasize need for better budget communication and development-focused revenue strategies.

Residents urge Houston city officials to resolve property repair and jurisdiction disputes swiftly

Commissioners discuss naming policy and improve communication to enhance public hearing transparency.

Following the sheriff levy defeat, Clackamas County commissioners agreed May 21 to hold a short session May 26 to set staff direction and a larger discussion on June 2 to present data and options; they invited Sheriff Brandenburg and financial staff to participate.

Council discusses appeals process and suggests zoning changes to facilitate housing projects.

NYSAC explores legal options as decision timeframe extends requiring potential guidance.

Legislators revise bond notice rules to improve readability and visibility in Tennessee.

Participants report satisfaction with precinct changes following web meeting explanations.

Discussion reveals miscommunication over property line and building setback violations.