North Carolina is named the Top State for Workforce Development for 2026, recognized for its skilled labor force and strategic initiatives, by Site Selection magazine.

Biochemistry student Tasnim Anower, guided by the University of Cincinnati's co-op program, shifted from a medical focus to a promising career in food science through internships and practical experience.

Rep. Monica De La Cruz said she will explore a construction-specific visa and talks with the Department of Labor after builders warned ICE raids have stalled projects in South Texas.

James Tate was elected Detroit City Council President and Coleman A. Young II as President Pro Tempore by a 5-4 vote, signaling potential voting alliances within the council.

Keith Wheeler is sworn in as the judge of Rockwall County Court at Law #1, replacing Brian Williams. With over 40 years in law and a pledge to be fair, he'll serve until the year-end election.

Saint Paul's new mayor Kaohly Her announced her senior leadership team, including four assistant mayors and various department heads focusing on safety, justice, and community development.

Oklahoma State Rep. Dave Hall reintroduced a bill for the adoption of former research dogs and cats, inspired by a similar successful law in other states and named after a rescued beagle, "Sunny's Bill."

Governor Mike Kehoe of Missouri announced the appointments of Scott Ream to the State Board of Optometry and Christopher Schappe to the Board of Probation and Parole.

Rumors of ICE raids in Phoenix stir concern among residents and lawmakers, despite lack of official confirmation; recent ICE operation observed by activist sparks fear of broader sweeps.

The North Carolina Labor Commissioner, Luke Farley, has eliminated the state's elevator inspection backlog, ensuring all elevators are now inspected annually.

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani signed executive orders to combat hidden "junk fees" and deceptive subscription practices, aiming to increase consumer protection and affordability in the city.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani announces three new judicial nominations and confirms nine reappointments, highlighting the diverse legal backgrounds and experiences of the appointees.

Lori Alhadeff won't seek a third term on Broward County School Board and endorses Sharry Kimmel; Kimmel aims to continue Alhadeff's work on school safety and fiscal responsibility.