Nevada joins a multi-state lawsuit challenging the USDA's decision not to fund SNAP benefits due to a government shutdown, affecting nearly 500,000 Nevadans.

The Illinois Department of Revenue set DeKalb County's property tax equalization factor at 1.0000, maintaining steady values and ensuring fairness across counties.

Sheriff Kevin McMahill launched his re-election campaign, touting his achievements in reducing crime and implementing new technology, while focusing on officer wellness and traffic fatality reduction.

Illinois AG Kwame Raoul and a coalition are suing the Trump administration over the suspension of SNAP benefits, affecting millions reliant on food assistance.

Missouri launches Show Me Hope CCP with FEMA grant providing mental health support in St. Louis and Sikeston post-tornado, involving multiple local organizations for resilience and recovery.

CCPS earned the Excellence in Business Award for its innovative, future-focused workforce development initiatives, aligning education with industry needs.

Chicago high school students protest against immigration enforcement Operation Midway Blitz, fearing for their community. Clashes with federal agents led to the use of teargas and brief detentions.

The Ohio State University Police Division welcomed three new officers at a ceremony, signaling increased security and commitment to public safety on campus.

The Euless Police Department held a breakfast to honor Code Enforcement Officers for their work in maintaining neighborhood standards and property values.

Engineer Jeff Thornton retires from the Speedway Fire Department after 30 years of service, applauded for his commitment and expertise. An Open House will honor his legacy on November 14th.

The Oklahoma Senate Judiciary Committee reviewed the state's "Failure to Protect" laws, debating changes to address disproportionate penalties for parents or caregivers not directly abusing but unable to prevent harm to children.

ChillCo Inc. is expanding its St. Tammany Parish HQ with a $4.37 million investment, adding 38 jobs and retaining 68, part of an $8 million statewide growth effort.

Wisconsin DNR awards grants to assess and address contamination in properties with industrial pasts in Douglas County, Evansville, and Kenosha County.