The Ohio Auditor's report found former Tremont City fiscal officer Megan Mulkey responsible for accruing $2,521.35 in late fees due to mismanaged financial duties.

Bloomington, Minnesota, plans major infrastructure investments and schedules a public hearing on December 8, 2025, for resident input on its proposed $221.7 million Capital Improvement Plan.

Tennessee National Guard's 168th Military Police Battalion returned from a year-long deployment at the U.S. Southern Border, where they aided in reducing illegal crossings.

Iredell County DSS is raising funds for foster children's activities, aiming for a $30,000 target for the 2025-26 holidays. The Lonely Children's Fund supports experiences like trips and camps, with hopes to exceed the previous year's $31,671.67.

Senator Mark Kelly of Arizona responds to threatening social media posts, affirming his commitment to duty and rejecting attempts to intimidate him from fulfilling his congressional role.

Rep. Molly Jenkins questions the legality of Oklahoma's closed-door legislative pay raise meeting, proposing a bill for public approval of future increases.

Mother Viola Fletcher, one of the last survivors of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, has passed away at 111, as announced by the Oklahoma Legislative Black Caucus.

State audit reveals over $17 million in questionable costs at Eastern Gateway Community College, citing fiscal negligence and mismanagement of federal student aid.

Arizona's WIFA is considering seven proposals, including three desalination projects, to address the state's water shortage. Some projects may cooperate with California or Mexico, with a full operation not expected before 2031.

A federal judge temporarily blocked DHS from enforcing DEI-related certification requirements that threatened Chicago’s emergency-preparedness grants, protecting funds for cybersecurity, hazmat and first responders.

Ohio State University is developing a Career Center of Excellence to prepare students for the workforce, which will open in 2026 and aims to have 80% of undergraduates complete an internship or co-op before graduating.

AG Nick Brown praised Colleen Melody's appointment to the Washington State Supreme Court, emphasizing her contributions to civil rights and the Attorney General's Office.

The NC Board of Elections is sending out a second round of "Registration Repair" letters to voters with incomplete registrations to satisfy a legal settlement and ensure integrity in future elections.