The District of Arizona's U.S. Attorney's Office charged over 180 individuals for various immigration offenses, including illegal re-entry and human smuggling.

Waukesha County Executive Paul Farrow signed a $391.5 million budget for 2026, featuring modest increases and prioritizing public safety and infrastructure.

Rep. Chip Roy says he’ll file a "Pause Act" to halt all immigration until Congress overhauls family and work‑visa rules. The plan raises legal and political alarms.

Cuyahoga County partnered with Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry to create solar-powered homes for those leaving homelessness, focusing on sustainability and reduced living costs.

Westerville Mayor Wright declared November as Caregivers Month, with Dr. Larry DeVese's family honored at a City Council meeting for their caregiving and establishing a scholarship in his memory.

Kenneth L. O'Deen was appointed as Eaton County's Public Administrator by Michigan AG Dana Nessel, bringing his extensive legal experience and community involvement to the role.

The House passed two cybersecurity bills, including H.R. 2659 and the PILLAR Act, to improve U.S. cyber defenses against threats such as state-sponsored attacks.

St. Charles Parish Council discusses a proposed zoning change from residential to industrial on Lot G, Block 11 of the Almedia Plantation, with a public hearing scheduled for December 1.

The Siena poll shows New York Governor Kathy Hochul leading against potential rivals in the 2026 gubernatorial race despite some dips in her approval ratings.

Gov. Abbott declared the Muslim Brotherhood and CAIR terrorist and transnational criminal organizations under Texas law, blocking land purchases and empowering the attorney general to sue. The move leans on new state property and civil‑remedies statutes and could prompt immediate court fights.

NYC Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani needs to raise $4 million for transition expenses and has received $1 million from 12,700 donors, with an average donation of $77.

Eatonville's town council is voting on limiting Mayor Gardner's powers after her unilateral decision to sell Hungerford School property caused controversy. There's a push for transparency and shared decision-making.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson joined LGBTQ+ leaders during Transgender Awareness Week, affirming support for transgender rights and honoring lost lives due to violence.