A NYC Department of Correction officer shared immigrant data with federal agents, breaching sanctuary laws. An audit is requested, and corrective measures are being implemented.

Cass County schools in Indiana receive over $162,000 in state safety grants, with funds allocated for specific security enhancements to improve student and faculty safety.

Boston marks September 23 as International Celebrate Bisexuality Day and Bi+ Visibility Day to honor and support the bi+ community amidst issues of discrimination and health inequities.

Durham County's Innovate Durham Cohort, in partnership with Forward Cities, aims to transform the area into a haven for entrepreneurial innovation, fostering growth through a four-month public sector collaboration.

Absentee ballots are available for the November 4 Michigan general election, allowing all eligible voters to participate, with a request deadline of November 3.

The Tolleson Union High School District in Arizona refused to provide financial records to the legislature without imposing a $26,000 fee, raising concerns over government transparency.

Portland Police Bureau inducted 22 new officers, their largest class since 1999, reflecting successful recruitment efforts and a focus on community service standards.

Massachusetts introduces an AI curriculum pilot for approximately 1,600 students across 30 districts, developed by PLTW, to foster AI literacy and innovation in education.

Michigan leaders have reached a tentative bipartisan budget agreement, focusing on lowering costs and improving infrastructure, aiming to avoid a government shutdown.

Senator Wyden introduces the Protecting Students with Disabilities Act to ensure services for disabled students.

Governor Jared Polis urged Congress to extend the Enhanced Premium Tax Credit to avoid soaring insurance costs and potential losses in coverage for thousands in Colorado.

Missouri Governor Kehoe will sign "Missouri First Map," redistricting the state to reflect conservative values on September 28, following legislative approval.

The Shapiro Administration in Pennsylvania is aiding residents at risk of losing SNAP benefits due to new federal work and reporting requirements by providing resources and information to ensure compliance.