Governor Josh Green of Hawai‘i visited Japan to strengthen ties, focusing on clean energy and international relationships, and signed strategic agreements.

Chandler names Riann Balch as Neighborhood Resources Director to tackle homelessness and affordable housing under the leadership of Acting City Manager John Pombier.

Colorado is contacting taxpayers to claim unclaimed tax credits, expecting to return $8 million to 20,000 individuals through prefilled amendment forms, streamlining the refund process.

The University of Cincinnati Cancer Center introduces a less invasive technique, endoscopic submucosal dissection (ESD), for removing gastrointestinal tumors without surgery.

Fort Bend County adopted a new precinct map after a heated debate and a narrow 3-2 vote, amid concerns of political bias and potential legal challenges.

Sullivan County International Airport in New York has been transformed into a modern facility with a new terminal and amenities, following an $18.5 million state investment.

Tampa teams up with Hillsborough Community College for GEAR UP, a program to train fleet technicians by offering paid training and covering tuition while students work for the city.

The NY Attorney General settled with 8 car insurers for $14.2 million over a data breach affecting over 825,000 New Yorkers. The companies failed to protect consumer data, which was used to file fraudulent unemployment claims.

Governor Newsom enhances emergency preparedness in Southern California due to an upcoming major Pacific storm, with additional personnel and equipment pre-deployed to manage severe weather risks.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit and TRO against Malcolm Tanner, aiming to halt his alleged practice of inviting people to live on his property without proper sanitation, endangering public health and safety in Loving County.

Governor Hochul signs legislation to cut taxes in half for nearly 100,000 Mitchell-Lama residents in NYC, with implications for local tax relief in Penn South and a broader $4 billion affordability initiative.

Lt. Governor Dianne Primavera spoke at the Greeley Chapter of the National Federation of the Blind, emphasizing the importance of resources for visually impaired individuals.

Senator Mark Mann announced a study to improve Oklahoma veterans' access to services with technology, focusing on modernizing the ODVA's systems, which will take place on October 14.