The Minnesota Senate Asian Pacific Caucus condemned the removal of TPS for Myanmar nationals in Minnesota, stressing ongoing conflict in Myanmar and the Karen community's contributions to the state.

North Carolina's State Board of Elections is working to verify voter citizenship by using the SAVE database from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.

Arizona's demand for water and power was discussed at an event hosted by the Greater Phoenix Economic Council, emphasizing the need for enhanced water management and significant investment in electricity infrastructure.

The DuPage County Board censured Clerk Jean Kaczmarek for failing to follow financial protocols and impeding oversight, with a 15-1 vote in favor of the action.

Indiana State Sen. Jean Leising opposed a rushed session to review unexamined congressional redistricting maps, mentioning political pressure and intimidation tactics faced by legislators.

Milwaukee has passed an ordinance requiring landlords to disclose fire safety information for rentals, aiming to improve tenant safety and ensure compliance with fire-safety systems.

Santa Clara police confirm an active investigation into Councilmember Kevin Park over an alleged court‑order violation. Details remain limited as the department probes the claim.

Girmay Zahilay was sworn in as the youngest King County executive, focusing on addiction, homelessness, affordable housing, and effective local governance. He initiated a regional day of service and a substantial administrative restructure.

Mansfield city offices close for Thanksgiving; sanitation schedules adjust, library and activities center shut, and online utility bill payments remain available.

The DOL dropped defense of the Fiduciary Rule, applauded by Congresswoman Ann Wagner, who sees it as a victory for "Main Street investors" after her years-long opposition campaign.

Jacksonville announces Thanksgiving closures for city government offices, including City Hall and the Duval County Courthouse, impacting various local services.

Arizona lawmakers, led by Rep. Michele Peña, question the English immersion program content and urge the State Board of Education to remove ideologically driven materials to maintain federal funding compliance and educational focus.

Hawaii's Governor Josh Green's advisory committee, including Native Hawaiian leaders, discusses the future of military-leased lands as U.S. Army lease expiration in 2029 approaches.