Black Farmers' Heirs Appeal for Right to Inherit Restitution in USDA Discrimination Case
The BFAA is appealing a court decision that denies descendants of Black farmers from claiming restitution from a $2.2 billion fund for USDA loan discrimination. They argue it violates inheritance rights and the Civil Rights Act of 1866.
North Carolina Local Government Commission Approves Over $370 Million For Affordable Housing and Infrastructure Projects
The North Carolina LGC, chaired by State Treasurer Brad Briner, approved over $370 million for housing and retirement home projects to address the state's affordability crisis.
Sara Roberts McCarley Elected as Lakeland's New Mayor, Ready to Address City's Growth Challenges
Sara Roberts McCarley is elected as Lakeland's mayor, a position held by Bill Mutz since 2018. She aims to manage the city's growth and infrastructure challenges. Less than 17% of voters participated in the election.
Missouri Attorney General Encourages Public to Report Foreign Interference in Ballot Measures Following New Law
Missouri's AG Hanaway urges residents to report foreign interference in elections, as enabled by the new SB 152, and emphasizes the state's commitment to electoral integrity and transparency.
Cleveland State University and Cleveland Metropolitan School District Partner to Inspire High School Students' College Ambitions
CSU partners with CMSD, significantly increasing high school student visits to the college campus, fostering a sense of belonging and providing insights into college life and options through interactive experiences and mentorship.
Milton City Council Advances Plans to Ease Birmingham Highway Congestion and Boost Safety
Milton City Council discussed strategic initiatives for Birmingham Highway safety and congestion, approved partnerships and events, planned a Veterans Breakfast, and looked into conservation efforts for Birmingham Park.











