Rockwall County Commissioners Court reduced the property tax rate and approved a higher budget for Fiscal Year 2026, including 21 new full-time positions and pay raises for county employees.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that legislative leaders can challenge Proposition 211, which requires disclosure of campaign spending, but sent the case back to a lower court for further review.

EPCC, UTEP, and TTUHSC El Paso offer FAFSA informational sessions to help families understand college costs and financial aid.

New Orleans will vote on city improvement initiatives in November, including affordable housing, stormwater management, and infrastructure projects, funded by existing millage.

Dublin City Schools' redistricting plans prompt debates among parents and district officials regarding student reassignments to balance high school enrollments.

A coalition, including NY AG Letitia James, won a lawsuit against the DOE, successfully challenging a policy that would cap state energy program funding, which the court ruled unlawful.

The North Rim of the Grand Canyon is reopening after the Dragon Bravo Fire, with Senator Mark Kelly advocating for resources to aid recovery and support the local economy.

Missouri Department of Transportation offers free special overwidth hauling permits to aid farmers and ranchers affected by drought, for easier hay transportation.

The U.S. BIS has announced a new rule expanding export controls to include affiliates of companies on the Entity List or MEU List, now subject to license requirements.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson criticizes Trump administration's immigration raids, citing increased fear among residents and financial ties between the government and private prison companies.

Apple Valley City Council passes Ordinance No. 1152, revising zoning rules to allow higher density and taller buildings in Development Designation No. 507-Zone 2.

Missouri AG announces felony charges against former St. Peters insurance agent, Pamela Walsh, for scamming condo associations and potentially faces decades in prison if convicted.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe has signed an order to encourage healthier food choices among SNAP recipients, aimed at supporting local agriculture and nutrition.