MBTA defends its safety measures against Trump administration accusations, noting increased police presence and decreased crime rates, despite federal funding threats over security concerns.

Oklahoma Rep. Jay Steagall proposes a constitutional amendment for a balanced federal budget, withheld salaries during shutdowns, and ineligibility for re-election due to non-compliance.

The CSU and CLE have partnered, with CLE named the official airport of CSU Athletics, to enhance community engagement and offer mutual promotional benefits.

The Tennessee Tech University Foundation Board welcomes six new members from various professional backgrounds to support the university's mission and provide strategic guidance.

LOGT in Louisiana rewarded citizens with $6,100 for tips leading to 134 citations for wildlife crimes, reinforcing their ongoing effort to combat illegal hunting and fishing.

Shelby County extended the application deadline for the Judicial Commissioner position until October 7, with interviews on October 22 and the appointment on October 27.

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee announces $175 million in grants to improve public safety, with $75 million for the VCIF and $100 million for the DPSG, targeting violent crime and downtown safety.

The Milwaukee Brewers and Chicago Cubs are set for their first postseason clash in the NLDS, with local excitement high and the Brewers holding the best MLB record.

Great Smoky Mountains National Park remains open despite a federal shutdown, thanks to funding from local and state partners.

Governor Greg Abbott appoints Tonya Miller to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, with a term ending in 2031. Miller brings experience from various environmental roles.

Cobb County is set to discuss proposed updates to its code, covering various aspects of the local government's function, with public hearings scheduled for input.

Democratic Women's Caucus members and House Democrats toured Sidney Kramer Upcounty Regional Services Center, highlighting the importance of services provided, especially for Medicaid-insured individuals, and opposing proposed Medicaid cuts.

Johnson City is seeking a new Commissioner after John Hunter's resignation. Applications are open, with an emphasis on the 2025 Strategic Plan. Finalists will be interviewed and the appointment made on October 16th.