Massachusetts public colleges and universities report enrollment levels back to pre-pandemic figures, with growth driven by affordability measures like free community college programs.

Video captures Pete Hegseth and his wife deplaning in Honolulu as he begins an Indo-Pacific tour that includes Japan and Southeast Asia.

Eden Prairie Police Department welcomed Officer Trent Wiebusch, who has a background in education, family in law enforcement, and expertise in "Use of Force" training.

The NPS has controversially reinstated the statue of Confederate General Albert Pike, sparking backlash and protests. Congresswoman Norton criticized the move, advocating for the statue's placement in a museum.

North Carolina's SNAP recipients face delays in benefits due to a federal government shutdown, with state officials urging immediate USDA action to prevent hunger among 1.4 million people.

Hakeem Jeffries visited Illinois to push for redistricting to counter GOP efforts, facing criticism and concern over potential impact on Black representation.

St. Charles County Executive Steve Ehlmann will run for reelection in 2026, reversing his decision to retire, emphasizing the county's growth and development under his leadership since 2007.

The Washington County Department of Housing Services is hosting the 2025 Annual Housing Forum, featuring key sector leaders to discuss housing issues amidst budget constraints.

Rep. Stephanie Barnard was honored with the Outstanding Service to Veterans – Legislator Award for her supportive actions towards veterans, including sponsoring Bill 1106.

Senators, led by Elissa Slotkin, oppose the Trump administration's move to import more Argentinian beef, citing market impacts on U.S. cattle producers, potential health risks, and advocating for fair trade practices.

AZ State Rep. Blackman urged action from Gov. Hobbs and Senators to protect constituents reliant on SNAP during the federal shutdown. He advised declaring an emergency and setting up a relief hotline.

Mayor Reinert proposes housing development in Lester Park, balancing green space preservation with Duluth's housing shortage, following consultations and a housing study.

Nashville Farmers' Market introduces Fresh Bucks program to double SNAP beneficiaries' purchasing power for fresh food, with the Tennessee Department of Health's support.