Massachusetts invests over $8.5 million in career-connected learning grants, impacting 120 districts, to bolster student pathways-announced by Healey-Driscoll administration.

New York AG Letitia James announced an Election Protection Hotline to help resolve voting issues for the November election, starting from the early voting period through Election Day.

New polls put Prop 50 ahead and show a surprising Republican uptick in early governor testing. The Nov. 4 special election just got more nationalized.

Transportation Secretary Duffy highlights the impact of the government shutdown on American aviation, with air traffic controllers unpaid and holiday travel potentially disrupted.

Governor Whitmer pardoned Hmong leader Lue Yang, potentially affecting his ICE detention and deportation case.

Charlotte County calls for volunteer applicants for various committee vacancies, aiming to involve residents in local governance areas such as fire service, environmental protection, transportation, and tourism. Application deadlines vary.

Gatlinburg held its annual luncheon to honor city employees who are veterans, with speeches and a quilt presentation to a notable veteran and city servant.

Oklahoma AG Drummond successfully challenged a Biden-era HHS rule on covering gender transition procedures under health care, with a Mississippi court ruling in his favor.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office plans a driver's license checkpoint in Green Cove Springs, amid concerns from local immigrant advocacy groups who fear it could target immigrants, especially following a $600,000 check for immigration enforcement.

Coon Rapids City Council approved safety cameras, set 2026 fees, approved a water plant pump, rezoned a property, and addressed Ice Center contracts and facility maintenance.

Cindy Hoye, Indiana State Fair Commission's Executive Director, announced her retirement, effective March 31, 2026, after a transformative tenure since 1988.

Pilot unions urge Congress to pass a resolution to end the government shutdown and fund federal workers, including air traffic controllers, as aviation safety could be jeopardized by the impasse.

Residents at an Anoka County Board meeting raised issues about infrastructure and community policing, with the session conducted efficiently under Chair Gamache's guidance.