North Carolina's electoral officials are working with the NCDMV to improve voter roll accuracy by requesting full Social Security numbers, aiming to enhance election security ahead of the 2026 midterms.

Wake County Public Health received top honors in accreditation, meeting all 147 standards set by the North Carolina Local Health Department Accreditation Board, highlighting the department’s dedication, expertise, and commitment to serving the community.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office (MCSO) is inviting public input on its new disaster preparation policy, Policy 725.00, for 30 days to enhance its Continuity of Operations Plan.

Oakland police say they’ve cut ties with a defunct local Crime Stoppers group and will no longer offer cash rewards — leaving at least one tipster unpaid and families worried. The move raises questions about oversight and whether the city will replace the program.

A new federal law requires TSA to adopt hygienic screening rules for breast milk, formula and cooling accessories and orders an audit to ensure compliance.

Governor Josh Green appointed Rachele Lamosao as state Senator for District 19, replacing retired Sen. Henry Aquino, with a focus on education and community engagement.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office honored Lynette Hanson's retirement after 17 years, highlighting her contributions and a small, personal farewell ceremony.

EPCC held a graduation for 14 U.S. Army medics, with 11 receiving Paramedic certificates and three earning Advanced EMT certificates. The program involves intense training and sets soldiers on a path for advancement.

Colorado honors fallen National Guard Specialist Sarah Beckstrom with flags at half-mast, following directives from both President Trump and Governor Polis until sunset December 4, 2025.

Senator Marsha Blackburn introduces three bills to reform Tennessee's Medicaid system, addressing mental health, hospital funding disparities, and primary care improvements.

The ICC approved over $115,000 for safety improvements on Metra tracks in DuPage County, including new fencing near Fenton High School to prevent trespassing.

Senate Democrats, led by Senators Merkley and Cortez Masto, oppose the proposed design for a Semiquincentennial dollar coin featuring President Trump, arguing it breaks the tradition of not depicting living elected officials on U.S. currency.

Minnesota's DVS Director Xiong addresses the federal audit on issuing non-domiciled CDLs, emphasizing safety and contesting some FMCSA findings. An action plan will be submitted following a review.