Durham workers and activists demand Duke University protect their communities after a Federal Border Patrol operation led to the detention of several people, advocating for a Fourth Amendment Workplace pledge and privacy training.

Nevada Senate rejected a bill to expand the state's film tax credits, which would have offered $120 million annually to film companies. Despite support, the bill failed due to concerns about state budget deficits.

The Grove City Police Department announced on Facebook the graduation of new officers from the Columbus Police Training Academy, ready for field training and to join the force amid ongoing discussions on community policing.

Deputy Christopher Roberts graduated from the Criminal Justice Training Academy with accolades and joined the Butler County Sheriff's Road Patrol Division.

The Fulton County tentative property assessment equalization factor is set at 1.0000, which aims to ensure fair taxation across different counties in Illinois.

Krista Joseph was re-elected as Chair and Ann Taylor as Vice Chair of St. Johns County Commissioners for 2025, focusing on conservation, veterans, fiscal responsibility, tourism, and youth development.

The Justin Fire Department has added a new Ford F550 medic unit, which is electric and eco-friendly, to be stationed at Fire Station 2 and features advanced safety technology.

Cyndi Munson, an Oklahoma Democrat, has been named one of the 'Most Powerful Women' by OKC Friday for her leadership and dedication to social justice in Oklahoma.

Newly sworn-in City Council members begin their term in Mesquite, with Mayor Alemán Jr. starting his third term. A runoff for District 4 between Hubacek and Ward is pending.

Mayor Linda Friedel of Fountain Hills invites residents for "Coffee with the Mayor" on November 20th at Mountain View Kitchen for open discussion and questions.

The Green Cove Springs City Council tackled issues from public works praises to executive recruitment and event funding, with discussions on charter amendments and legislative obligations also taking place.

Montgomery County begins work on a new emergency behavioral health crisis center, set to open in late 2026, offering 24/7 walk-in care for residents in crisis.

Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway is defending the state's voter ID law in front of the Supreme Court, arguing it strengthens election integrity.