Texas Governor Greg Abbott has announced a loan for a new 455 MW natural gas power plant in Houston to be built by NRG, enhancing the state's energy infrastructure.

Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava opposes the Trump administration's proposal for new oil drilling in Florida, citing environmental and economic concerns.

St. Louis Park City Council schedules a public hearing for a proposed 82-unit housing project on December 1, with a potential $14.5 million bond issuance.

Attorneys general from 22 states objected to USDA's SNAP eligibility guidance, claiming it wrongly excludes certain immigrants, including refugees and asylees, and fails to follow federal law and compliance periods.

Judge Jia Cobb rules against National Guard deployment in Washington D.C., with Attorney General Brian L. Schwalb securing a preliminary injunction against the action.

Greg Abbott appoints Cliff Todd as president of the Sabine River Authority Board, with three additional reappointments, focusing on expertise and community service for water management.

Elkhart County correctional officers were honored for saving an inmate's life by performing CPR until paramedics arrived, reflecting their critical role beyond supervision duties.

Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway launches a state investigation into kratom retailers for potentially dangerous marketing and unlawful practices.

Eaton is investing $7 million to expand its aerospace manufacturing operations in Middlesex, NC, adding 30 jobs and boosting the local economy with an increased payroll. The expansion is partly funded by the One North Carolina Fund grant.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg CIT honored frontline responders for their work in mental health crises, awarding individuals like Rachel Thornton and Chris Peters for their contributions.

Michigan's Child Support Unit has collected over $450 million for 31,000 children, with the AG Nessel praising the team's efforts in ensuring parental support.

Judge Jia Cobb ruled the deployment of National Guard troops for law enforcement in D.C. as illegal, with AG Schwalb affirming the decision. A preliminary injunction was issued with a 21-day stay for appeal.

Anthony Michael Lennon was charged for not registering as a sex offender after faking a crime scene and fleeing in 2012. He was arrested in New York in 2025.