The El Paso County Jail conducted a mass casualty training exercise, simulating a fire with injuries, to meet ACA training requirements and test emergency responses.

The Missouri Department of Agriculture honored state agriculture leaders at the 51st Missouri Governor's Conference, including awards for education, veterinary contributions, exporting, and Missouri Grown program members.

Oklahoma AG Gentner Drummond was inducted into the Oklahoma Military Hall of Honor and named Air Force Legacy Veteran of the Year for 2025, recognizing his exceptional military service.

New York AG Letitia James leads a coalition of attorneys general in fighting to maintain TPS for Haitian and Venezuelan nationals, highlighting their significant contributions and opposing their deportation.

Texas AG Ken Paxton arrests an alleged illegal alien for identity theft, impacting a child's Medicaid benefits. The suspect reportedly used false ID to gain employment.

Memphis will host the 23rd Americas Competitiveness Exchange in May 2026, focusing on innovation sectors like logistics, manufacturing, and health sciences.

A judge ruled Frank Carollo can run in Miami's runoff for the District 3 City Commission seat, despite a term limit referendum potentially affecting his eligibility.

OSU President Carter and Coach Day praised ROTC students for their dedication to service, aligning with the university's values of camaraderie and academic mission.

The Traveling Town Hall in Bloomington's District 6 offers residents a chance to engage with city leaders on December 1 at the Monroe County History Center.

New York City launches an in-school banking program to teach public school students financial literacy and provide banking services, with support from multiple financial institutions.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina has announced the allocation of nearly $14 million in grants to support the recovery and growth of small businesses in western regions affected by Hurricane Helene.

Saint Louis County and The Salvation Army have opened a Winter Warming Emergency Shelter from Nov 10 to Mar 6, 2026, offering shelter, meals, and services to 32 individuals.

Gov. Josh Shapiro signed a $50.09 billion budget, ending Pennsylvania's four-month fiscal stalemate. The budget focuses on funding public schools and social services while maintaining a reserve without using the rainy-day fund.