Arizona's Board of Education is taking steps to remove DEI terms from teaching standards, a move led by State Superintendent Tom Horne against ideological language, risking federal funds.

Denver Human Services details new work requirements for SNAP and Medicaid eligibility starting November 2025 and January 2027, respectively, affecting adults without dependents.

A University of Illinois analysis shows modest gains on gender pay equity, but finds Black and Hispanic workers still face pay shortfalls concentrated in lower‑wage jobs.

The Cleveland Metropolitan School District Board of Education is meeting to decide on the "Building Brighter Futures Initiative," potentially reducing schools due to declining enrollment and budget challenges.

A U.S. District Court ruled against the Trump administration's halt on federal wind energy permitting, marking a victory for an 18-state coalition led by Massachusetts AG Andrea Joy Campbell.

CVS Caremark settled over $5 million for allegedly underpaying Oklahoma pharmacies for prescriptions, affecting 68,000 claims from Jan 2024 to Aug 2025.

Dozens confronted the Cook County assessor at a West Garfield Park workshop after property tax bills spiked; some homeowners say the increases are unaffordable.

U.S. Senators introduced the HUSTLE Act to help college athletes save and manage earnings from their name, image, and likeness (NIL), with provisions for investment accounts, financial education, and safeguards against exploitation.

Miami voters participate in a mayoral runoff between Democrat Eileen Higgins and Republican Emilio Gonzalez, with national political implications highlighted by partisan endorsements.

Columbus City Schools' Superintendent warns of additional budget cuts after a $50M reduction and four school closures, as they face a potential $100M deficit.

Attorney General Paxton secured a court order against Johnson & Johnson and Kenvue for operating without proper registration in Texas, with a court decision due on December 15.

Tampa releases an RFP for developers to bid on and transform the city's police headquarters into a community asset, with bids starting at $36 million.

The Tennessee Comptroller’s report led to the resignation of the Weakley County Circuit Court Clerk for improper expungements and misleading communications.