Durham County will close most government offices for Veterans Day on November 11, 2025. Solid waste sites will be closed, but roadside recycling pickups will continue as scheduled.

Pinellas County is seeking new members for its Historic Preservation Board, with applications open for two alternate positions with terms starting immediately and in January 2025.

Oklahoma Rep. Rob Hall leads an interim study on early literacy, seeking to improve third-grade reading proficiency with insights from experts and success stories from other states.

St. Louis expands its Tornado Recovery program to include private landlords for vacant unit renovation, offering grants funded by the Rams Settlement to house displaced residents by December 2025.

New Orleans Mayor's Mardi Gras Advisory Council announces a public board meeting to discuss city affairs related to Mardi Gras.

Four individuals graduated from Tennessee's DRC program, which offers intensive outpatient treatment for offenders with substance issues, focusing on rehabilitation and reducing recidivism.

AG Gentner Drummond urged the OK Pardon and Parole Board to deny Tremane Wood’s clemency, citing Wood's continued criminal behavior and lack of remorse.

Missouri Governor Kehoe appoints Bryan Nickell to the Missouri Court of Appeals, Southern District, filling the vacancy left by Judge Sheffield's retirement.

The MPD received awards at the IACP Conference including Officer of the Year for acts of heroism and the Leadership in Community Policing Award for a juvenile initiative.

California raised the income cap for mortgage relief eligibility to $211,050 for wildfire-affected Los Angeles County families under the CalAssist program.

Senator Jacky Rosen calls on Governor Lombardo to act against the government shutdown and prevent a spike in Nevadans' health care costs due to expiring ACA tax credits.

Ahold Delhaize USA's expansion in Burlington is set to inject $860 million into the economy with a new distribution center, potentially creating over 500 jobs. Construction starts in 2026, with operations beginning in 2029.

Cochise County, Arizona, announces an online auction for tax-deeded properties from November 3-14, 2025, on the Public Surplus website, with properties sold "as-is" and additional fees applying.