AG Drummond Leads Coalition Demanding Action from Meta Over Hamas' Live Terror Broadcasts on Facebook and Instagram
Meta is under scrutiny by state attorneys general led by Gentner Drummond for allowing Hamas to livestream terror attacks, including a murder, on their platforms in October 2023.
Senate Majority Leader Thune Blames Democrats as Government Shutdown Drags On in D.C.
Senator John Thune blames Democrats for the ongoing government shutdown, urging them to pass a "clean CR" to end the standoff and alleviate the financial impact on federal employees and military families.
Denver Auditor Spotlights Inefficient Health Plan Spending, Urges Tighter Controls to Preserve Taxpayer Dollars
Denver's self-funded health plan is criticized for mismanagement leading to overspending, as revealed by an audit report with recommendations for better oversight to prevent ineligible benefits usage.
Minnesota Human Services Updates Foster Care Policies for Clarity on Tribal and County Agency Roles
Minnesota's Department of Human Services updated foster care policy to clarify county and tribal roles, emphasizing clarity in legal and financial duties, especially for American Indian children.
Democratic Whip Katherine Clark Accuses GOP of Heightening Health Insurance Crisis, Singles Out Rep. Mike Johnson for Criticisms
Democratic Whip Katherine Clark criticizes Republicans, especially Mike Johnson, for health care cuts and a government shutdown, leading to increased insurance premiums.
Clackamas County Clerk Urges Voters to Update Registration by Oct. 14 for Upcoming Special Election
Clackamas County Clerk Catherine McMullen reminds voters to update their registration by October 14 for the November 4 special election, highlighting ballot dispatch, vote centers, and services like Track Your Ballot.
Mayor Karen Bass and LAFD Outline Response Reforms and Future Strategies Following Devastating Palisades Fire in Los Angeles
Mayor Karen Bass and the LAFD shared insights and improvements following the Palisades Fire, including leadership changes, coordinated response systems, and technology upgrades to enhance wildfire readiness and public safety.
Jonesville Hunter Cited for Exceeding Squirrel Bag Limit in Catahoula Parish, Faces Fines and Possible Jail Time
A man in Jonesville, LA, was cited for hunting 19 squirrels, surpassing the daily limit by 11. He admitted to the violation and may face fines and jail time, along with civil restitution.












