U.S. Rep. John McGuire introduces REMIT Act to raise remittance tax from 1% to 15%, aiming to retain funds in the U.S. Critics fear impact on immigrants and foreign economies.

Senators Schiff and Van Hollen question Trump administration's withholding of $246 million from NOAA, potentially affecting environmental and economic programs.

The Dallas Police Department hosted the first Unity Classic basketball game to honor fallen Officer Darron Burks and foster community relations, winning 39-38 against Omega Psi Phi fraternity.

Missouri's Department of Revenue announces a new contractor, BCFO Titleworks, Inc., for the Republic License Office. The office will close temporarily from October 3 to October 9 for the transition.

The Friends of the Collierville Library aim to raise $4 million for a library expansion, enhancing children's, teens', and adults' areas to exceed state standards.

Mark Sohaney is appointed as Boca Raton's new City Manager, succeeding George Brown. He brings over three decades of naval experience to improve city communication and engagement.

Gov. Jeff Landry criticizes the pace of the EPA's cleanup at Smitty's Supply in Tangipahoa Parish after an explosion, pushing for an expedited process following an environmental spill.

Secretary Redding visited Delaware Valley University, highlighting the role of education in Pennsylvania's agricultural sector and the new Center for Plant Excellence. The initiative aims to build a skilled workforce for plant-based agriculture.

Governor Gavin Newsom has allocated $5 million to the California Men’s Service Challenge to provide paid service opportunities mentoring young men in the state to address mental health and career challenges.

Minneapolis Council Member Jason Chavez defends immigrant vendors against threats and City's punitive enforcement measures, advocating for compassionate alternatives and inclusivity.

Commissioner Barbara Blonder of St. Augustine is highlighted for integrating her environmental expertise into her community role, and for developing Flagler College's Coastal Environmental Science program.

Indiana Governor Mike Braun denies clemency for Roy Lee Ward, with execution set for October 10th, despite Ward's defense arguing the method violates the Eighth Amendment.

The US Interior Department has opened 13.1 million acres for coal leasing to boost the industry per Trump-era policies, cutting royalty rates and aiming to increase American energy jobs.