The Clayton County Fire & Emergency Services Headquarters is preparing to relocate, with the new address and move-in date to be announced soon. The move aims to improve efficiency and accessibility.

AG Campbell has joined 15 other attorneys general in supporting TPS for Haitian and Venezuelan immigrants, opposing the Trump Administration's revocation efforts.

Mayor Cara Spencer of St. Louis signed three bills allocating $13.71 million for winter housing and shelter, aiding tornado-impacted residents and the homeless.

Nashville's Metro Council celebrates a year of social media outreach, adding a Bluesky account and enhancing its website for better resident engagement.

Rolesville Town Hall will be closed on Nov 17 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., but payments can still be made online or at the dropbox. Property tax payments should go to the Northern Regional Center, not the dropbox. Normal operations will resume after 2 p.m.

The U.S. Attorney's Office in West Tennessee announced four AUSAs stepping into leadership roles, highlighting their experience and commitment to ethical prosecution.

DTE Gas has proposed a $237 million gas rate hike in Michigan, following a previous increase last year. AG Dana Nessel plans to intervene, citing the need to prevent unfair financial burdens on consumers.

Governor Brian P. Kemp of Georgia appointed Trey Bennett as the new executive director of the Georgia Environmental Finance Authority, to commence on November 16.

Michael Handoga was sworn in as Dunedin's Fire Chief, alongside new deputy chiefs and firefighters, signifying leadership commitment and public safety.

Kamala Harris discusses her memoir "107 Days" about her 2024 presidential campaign at Medford's Chevalier Theatre. The book scrutinizes the campaign after Biden's race exit.

Gov. Greg Abbott appoints Mollie Witt to the Texas State Independent Living Council for a term ending in 2027 and reappoints three members until 2028, highlighting their diverse experiences and dedication to disability advocacy.

MAC deploys a contingency plan to support Nashville residents amid a federal shutdown affecting local community services and funding for programs like LIHEAP and CSBG.

Maple Grove is seeking residents to join its Planning Commission and Parks and Recreation Board, with application deadlines imminent to shape the community’s future.