Wright County reminds property owners of the due date for the second half of property taxes, with payment options available online, by mail, or in person.

L.A. County CEO Fesia Davenport receives a $2 million settlement over her distress claims linked to Measure G, which changes her position to an elected role.

Washington State's Hanford Site began turning nuclear waste into glass, a milestone for environmental protection and sustainability, in a process known as "hot commissioning."

Judco Manufacturing is set to establish its HQ and an R&D facility in Greene County, NC, creating 60 jobs and investing $5.3M, with support from One NC Fund.

Massachusetts officials report success in deterring illegal street takeovers with recent operations yielding multiple citations, arrests, and tows, as well as $14 million in safety grants to police departments.

Bloomington Planning Commission to host a public hearing on November 6 for Small Business Codes and Processes amendment, with multiple ways to participate and submit testimony.

Bloomington, MN is holding a public hearing on an airport parking City Code Amendment on November 6, 2025, with various participation options available.

Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield, with other attorneys general, condemns a Trump memorandum targeting nonprofit organizations, seeing it as an attack on free speech and association.

Despite President Trump declaring the halt of funding for the Gateway Tunnel project, local lawmakers and workers continue to push forward with construction efforts.

The Tennessee Department of Education announced the finalists for Principal of the Year and Supervisor of the Year for 2025-26, recognizing top education leaders.

The Anoka County Board celebrated long-serving employees, approved healthcare contracts for corrections, discussed a school safety officer agreement, and planned road improvements, while addressing an audit snag and highlighting park developments.

The North Carolina State Auditor's report revealed a delay in distributing $83 million in SNAP benefits on time, with seven counties highlighted for significant delays.

The federal shutdown has halted processing of new SNAP applications in Minnesota, putting food assistance programs like SNAP and MFIP at risk, with a contingency plan directed to local food resources.