President Trump has ordered the DOJ to probe major U.S. meat packers for possible collusion and price-fixing, focusing on their dominance in the beef market and impact on pricing and competition.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe appointed Stephanie Dooley and Melinda Robertson to the Missouri Ethics Commission and reappointed Erv Switzer to the Missouri Technology Corporation.

Local elections in Hialeah, Miami, and Miami Beach are set for December 9, with various governmental seats up for vote; registration and Vote-by-Mail deadlines are November 10 and 27, respectively.

Mayor Sharon Tucker of Fort Wayne allocates $1.002 million from the opioid settlement to local organizations for addiction support and recovery services.

Florida CFO Blaise Ingoglia identified $1.5 billion in alleged wasteful spending by Florida municipalities, with Orlando noted for low excess spending. Critics question the audit's methodology and caution against oversimplification of budget issues.

Massachusetts Attorney General Campbell leads 25 states in opposing the Trump Administration's delay of full SNAP benefits, following a court mandate for expedited funding.

Maricopa County faced another election issue as 2,288 ballots were left unattended due to a staff oversight, prompting urgent response efforts from the Recorder's Office to ensure every vote counts.

New York AG Letitia James leads a coalition demanding the FCC publish a rule to provide multilingual emergency alerts, essential for non-English speakers' safety.

Sevier County offices and most convenience centers will close for Veterans Day, but the Center View Multipurpose Convenience Center stays open. The county will also host a Veterans Day Program.

Missouri Attorney General wins a legal case against MV Realty for deceptive practices, securing over $307,000 and nullifying contracts for homeowners.

Missouri's GCD calls for nominations for its 2025 Inclusion and Youth Leadership Awards, honoring advocates for disability inclusion and youth leaders. Nominations are open till January 31, 2026.

David M. Gray is appointed as Gatlinburg's new fire chief, starting January 3, 2026, succeeding retiring Chief Charlie Cole. Gray brings extensive experience from the Knoxville Fire Department.

Missouri Governor Kehoe appointed Zachary Armfield, assistant prosecutor, as a Circuit Judge in the 25th Judicial Circuit.