Florida AG James Uthmeier criticized State Attorney Monique Worrell for her handling of criminal cases during a news conference, leading to a heated exchange.

Oklahoma AG's office, with the Oklahoma Press Association, will run free open meeting and records seminars this fall for officials and citizens, starting Oct. 27.

Indiana House Republicans seek interns for the 2026 session, inviting students and graduates for paid, full-time positions to learn about state governance.

Boston's Council declared September as Baby Safety Month to promote infant safety and address the rise in SUID, focusing on car seat safety and safe infrastructure around childcare centers.

The Lyric Repertory Company received $37,000 in grants for its 60th season, aiding operational costs and supporting its blend of educational and professional theater at USU.

Centrus Energy plans to expand their Ohio uranium enrichment facility, creating 300 jobs and depending on federal funding. The expansion aims to boost LEU and HALEU production and reduce reliance on foreign technology.

Pierce County offers a three-part educational series on property subdivision, starting in October, covering the plat process, site development, and final approvals in both virtual and in-person formats.

Oklahoma's Attorney General supports restricting transgender girls from female sports teams, backing similar laws in Idaho and West Virginia facing federal appeals.

White Settlement celebrated its fire department with an awards ceremony, recognizing Trevor Ahrens, William Sclafani, and Randy Rogers for outstanding service.

Indiana House Republicans are seeking interns for the 2026 legislative session, offering paid, full-time positions that provide valuable, hands-on experience in state government.

Cuyahoga County observed the National Day of Remembrance for Homicide Victims, honoring the 128 individuals lost to homicide with a moment of silence and statements from local officials.

Ohio joins a federal pilot program to boost public assistance recipients' self-sufficiency and employment, administered by ODJFS, starting October 1.

Dunn Police Chief Cary Jackson is on paid leave; Major Nicholas Simmons serves as acting chief. Reasons for leave not disclosed; city officials assure adherence to laws and policies.