North Carolina Boosts Film Industry with Over $113 Million in Economic Impact Through New Grants
North Carolina announces new film grants to boost local film production, create 4,900 jobs, and inject $113 million into the economy, with projects like "The Hunting Wives" and "RJ Decker" receiving significant funds.
Henderson Police Supervisors Association Withdraws Support from Councilwoman Monica Larson Amid Controversies
Monica Larson, a Henderson councilwoman focused on public safety, has lost endorsement from the local police union after her actions captured on bodycam raised concerns. This complicates her re-election prospects for 2028.
Oregon Leads Multistate Lawsuit Against Trump Administration's $100K H-1B Visa Fee
Oregon's Attorney General, Dan Rayfield, and 18 other states filed a lawsuit against a new $100,000 fee for H-1B visa petitions imposed by the Trump administration, fearing it would hinder hiring skilled foreign workers.
Senator Mark Kelly of Arizona Questions Defense Officials Over Military Use of U.S. Cities for Training
Senator Mark Kelly questioned Defense officials about using U.S. cities for National Guard training, referencing Trump's comments. General Guillot clarified no policy exists for such activities and citizens are not seen as adversaries.
Boston's Madison Park Vocational High School Poised for Major Expansion and Modernization
Madison Park Technical Vocational High School in Boston is set to undergo a significant makeover, as the Massachusetts School Building Authority has invited it to start the eligibility period for renovations and expansion.












