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.

Massachusetts invests $4.1 million for workforce upskilling, offering free training to 700 adults in fields such as healthcare, aimed at boosting in-demand job skills.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel successfully ensured support services for survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence will continue regardless of immigration status.

Communities across the U.S. combat food insecurity with turkey giveaways during the holiday season, supported by leaders and volunteers in Phoenix and Minneapolis.

Seymour Volunteer Fire Department Chief John Linsenbigler is retiring, with a search for his replacement underway. He served since 1982 and has been with Seymour VFD since 1996.

Massachusetts AG Campbell secures a deal preventing DOJ restrictions on support services for survivors of violence, no matter their immigration status.

Hennepin County Sheriff's Office, led by Sheriff Dave Hutchinson, had a week of community engagement, including educational events, turkey distributions, discussions on public safety, and a dinner with Minnesota Vikings players.

Tacoma City Council seeks applicants for four Human Rights Commission vacancies, including three member roles and one Emerging Leader role for ages 16-24.