NY Attorney General Letitia James is suing the USDA for the illegal suspension of SNAP benefits during a government shutdown, affecting over 40 million Americans.

The City of Boston celebrates progress at the BLUME on the Ave, with 30 income-restricted homes and commercial space for local businesses in Mattapan.

Oklahoma road construction is causing traffic delays with lane narrowing on SH-4/Piedmont Rd. and I-35, and road closures affecting I-40, SH-37, US-77, SH-66, US-81, and intersections in Edmond. Projects are ongoing through 2025/2026.

Woodside Energy Group is investing $17.5 billion in a new LNG facility in Louisiana, expected to bolster the local economy, create jobs, and increase the state's global energy impact.

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond urges the US Senate to protect SNAP benefits amid government shutdown, supported by a coalition of state attorneys general.

The Milwaukee Board of School Directors approved a $1.6 billion budget for 2025-26, which includes a property tax increase of $8 per $100,000 in value.

Akron plans "Capital Budget 101" events to involve residents in its budgeting process with interactive activities and informative sessions in early November.

A federal court blocked the Trump Administration's cuts to K-12 student mental health services, deeming the move arbitrary and against the Administrative Procedure Act.

The Westmoreland Intermediate Unit has approved a $2 million loan to avoid layoffs due to a state budget crisis. Temporary layoff notices may still be issued if the budget isn't resolved.

The new Pickerington Central Junior High School will open on February 23, 2026, featuring state-of-the-art facilities, and replacing Ridgeview Junior High School.

North Carolina Retirement Systems is updating its ORBIT portal with a new ID.me single sign-on login to improve security and ease of use, set to launch in early 2026.

Baltimore's Mayor Brandon Scott has unveiled a $4.6 million relief package to support residents and federal workers affected by the government shutdown, focusing on food, housing, child care, and healthcare.

Attorney General Dan Rayfield, joined by 21 attorneys general and 3 governors, sues the Trump administration and USDA's Brooke Rollins for illegally suspending SNAP benefits during a government shutdown.