House Speaker Sexton proposes allowing individuals with an associate's degree to teach K-5 in Tennessee due to the teacher shortage, facing opposition from educational professionals citing concerns over preparation and effectiveness.

The Hernando County Sheriff's Office and Simpson Technical College's Criminal Justice Academy received a Meritorious Award for perfect trust fund governance in 2024/2025.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott appoints Wynn Rosser, Ph.D., to the Southern Regional Education Board, aiming to improve public education in the state until 2029.

The woman who shattered the marble ceiling and became Congress's most powerful fundraiser is stepping aside after nearly four decades—and the battle to succeed her is already shaping up to be one of San Francisco's nastiest political fights in memory.

Congressman Tom Cole blames Democrats for the longest US government shutdown, citing blocked funds and claiming the situation was avoidable and a Democratic political strategy. He urges passing appropriations bills to end the cycle of shutdowns.

Tolleson Union High School District voters rejected a bond and override. Rep. Matt Gress criticised the district's financial transparency and the $26,000 fee for records. He advised halting work on a $80 million stadium until trust is restored.

The Milwaukee County Board is voting on the 2026 budget, with a focus on food security. Chairwoman Nicholson proposes $150,000 for emergency food aid and actions against food apartheid due to federal funding cuts.

Kyle is preparing for a mayoral runoff election between Rizo and Flores-Cale after a majority was not reached. Zapata and Medina won City Council seats, but District 1 will also see a runoff.

New York requires businesses to disclose the use of personal data in algorithmic pricing starting November 10, as outlined by Attorney General Letitia James.

Apple Valley, MN, is holding a Planning Commission meeting on November 19, 2025, for public input on proposed land use changes from residential to commercial.

North Carolina's AP program sees a rise in student participation and scores, with 90,000 students taking 171,000 exams. 72.1% scored 3-5, surpassing the national average. Programs support teacher development and fund exam costs.

Illinois abortion clinics saw a 35% uptick in patients, especially from out-of-state, with no decrease in access for residents, after the Supreme Court's Dobbs decision.

NYC Mayor Adams offers re-employment to workers fired for not following COVID-19 vaccine mandates, with no backpay or service credit. The plan awaits a public hearing and approval from the Civil Service Commission.