A Board committee advanced a waiver letting the mayor solicit private donations for downtown projects with limited transparency.

Iredell County announces closures of various county offices and services on November 27-28, 2025, for Thanksgiving, including Animal Services, DSS, and the Elections Office.

Rep. Andy Ogles introduced a resolution to award Charlie Kirk, the late founder of Turning Point USA, the Congressional Gold Medal. The act is endorsed by 29 House cosponsors.

Darryl Strawberry thanked President Trump for his pardon during a sermon at a Tulsa church, crediting divine intervention and Trump's action for his freedom.

AG Campbell submitted a brief supporting Boston's Trust Act, which limits local aid in federal immigration enforcement, arguing it's legal and vital for public safety.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes appealed to the state Supreme Court after a lower court ruling hindered a criminal case targeting Trump allies over a fake electors plot.

Ohio State University researchers found that the prebiotic GOS could reduce impulsivity in rats after TBI, indicating potential dietary intervention for human TBI-related impairments.

Hamilton County now offers a Health Insurance Navigator to help residents with insurance complexities, providing free, personalized assistance and aftercare resources.

Cabarrus County EMS Deputy Chief Justin Brines earned the NC EMS Executive Officer credential, recognizing leadership and professional development within the EMS sector.

Congresswoman Wagner submitted an amicus brief opposing the Biden administration's Fiduciary Rule, arguing it limits financial advice access for Americans.

The City of Godley Fire Department celebrated its yearly awards banquet, recognizing firefighters' service and achievements in 2024-2025, with various members receiving honors for exemplary performance.

MassDEP has added two new air monitoring stations in Framingham and Saugus to measure PM2.5 and black carbon, part of a larger effort to improve air quality in Massachusetts.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sues the TDHCA for allegedly restricting religious organizations from accessing public funds for housing services, claiming it infringes on religious liberty.