The Humble ISD Board approved a school marshal program allowing certain trained staff to carry guns on campus, prompting mixed reactions in the community.

Arizona's Supreme Court receives a $155,000 grant for judicial training in traffic/DUI cases, aiming to improve the skills of justices and magistrates.

Tamara Grier was appointed Deputy Warden of Security at Washington State Prison in Georgia, starting November 2025, with over two decades of experience.

Clackamas County Commissioners to interview candidates for Oregon House District 51 on Nov. 17, with public input requested by 7 a.m. that day. Three GOP nominees are up for the seat, with the virtual meeting open for public viewing.

Oklahoma Governor Stitt granted clemency to death row inmate Tremane Wood, sparking disappointment from Attorney General Drummond due to Wood's violent history.

Republicans are pushing a ‘no‑tax‑on‑tips’ message in Nevada while Democrats and unions say the GOP measure is temporary and narrow. Rules from Treasury will decide who actually benefits.

Wilson County's Southeast Water District is experiencing a water crisis due to a main break, resulting in a boil water advisory as a precaution against potential bacterial contamination.

Two West Chicago brothers say they patrol the suburbs to document ICE activity during Operation Midway Blitz; their videos and a recent traffic stop have prompted attention and legal questions.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration in Massachusetts distributed nearly $500,000 to fight hunger across 30 colleges, impacting 36,000 students, amid federal SNAP changes.

The City of Charlotte seeks speakers for its data conference on urban development, slated for February 9, 2026, focusing on data's role in equitable city growth.

Palm Beach County closed a $2.8 million deal to support affordable homeownership, financing eight housing units in the Lake Worth Beach CRA Villas project through loans and federal funds.

Assistant Attorney General John L. Thurber received the Theodore W. Swift Civility Award from the Ingham County Bar Association for his professional conduct.

St. Charles Parish invites public input on document fee ordinance changes at a council meeting on Nov 17, 2025.