Mary Sheffield, Detroit's Mayor-elect, has launched her transition with 18 policy committees and diverse co-chairs aimed at shaping her administration’s priorities, reflecting a commitment to community and inclusion.

Protesters clashed with police at an ICE facility in Broadview, leading to 21 arrests amid tensions over a judge's order to release detainees without serious criminal histories.

The Western District of Texas says it filed 1,709 immigration-related criminal cases during a six-week government shutdown as part of Operation Take Back America.

Miami's Solid Waste Department will operate normally during Thanksgiving, with no changes to garbage, recycling, and bulky trash collection on November 27-28, 2025. Residents are reminded to place items out early.

Oregon DEQ awards $11.5 million in grants for diesel emissions reduction and infrastructure upgrades, supporting the transition to cleaner transportation.

Illinois is set to ban hemp-derived THC products such as Delta-8 and Delta-9 within a year, impacting local businesses and potentially pushing demand into gray markets.

House Speaker Montenegro forms a team to investigate allegations of "pay-to-play" within Governor Hobbs' Department of Child Safety after reports of Sunshine Residential Homes receiving a rate increase following donations.

Gov. Abbott appoints 14 members to the Pediatric Acute-Onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome Advisory Council for terms ending in 2027, including two new faces and 12 reappointments.

U.S. Attorney Quiñones met with Miami-Dade Mayor Levine Cava to discuss public safety and correctional reform, aimed at enhancing official protection and jail conditions.

Ohio's mineral industries valued at $1.7 billion amidst varied production, with a significant report from the ODNR detailing economic contributions and shifts in commodity focus.

The NOPD launched a new Mark43 Records Management System to enhance data handling, efficiency, and inter-agency collaboration, with full deployment expected by November 17.

Texarkana College receives a $805,000 grant from the Texas Workforce Commission to train 335 workers in partnership with Graphic Packaging International.

The U.S. Justice Department has seized over $15 million and received guilty pleas related to North Korean IT work and currency heists aiding their weapons program.