Randy Judd was appointed as the Justice of the Peace for Precinct 3 by the Cochise County Board of Supervisors after being recommended by a selection committee.

Baldwin Wallace University is cutting 10 majors and laying off 28 employees as part of a significant restructuring to balance the budget and focus on key educational areas.

Oklahoma Human Services advises SNAP recipients to report benefit theft for replacement under the recently passed Continuing Appropriations Act of 2025, which extends claims until December 2024.

Arizona's Secretary of State, Adrian Fontes, reported that the number of voters with unconfirmed citizenship has risen to 218,000, a critical issue ahead of key votes.

Mayor Karen Bass is hosting an LA Sports & Entertainment Supplier Diversity Summit to help local businesses capitalize on opportunities from upcoming major events like the 2026 FIFA World Cup and the 2028 Olympic Games.

Texas DPS offers Saturday appointments through October for license renewals and replacements, encouraging online booking and cancellation of slots if unable to attend.

MoDOT is hosting public meetings to discuss maintenance plans for 32 bridges on I-44, with sessions on October 15 and 17. The work is set to begin in 2026.

Cochise County reached a $125,000 settlement with American Oversight over public records issues and plans to improve transparency with NextRequest software and a full-time paralegal.

Evanston and Cook County celebrated the grand opening of the new Evanston Animal Shelter, which promises enhanced animal welfare with environmentally friendly practices.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker opened Philadelphia’s Montgomery Avenue Bridge, the city's first major project funded by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, in partnership with federal representatives.

Texas AG Paxton requests voter registration data from the Secretary of State to investigate potential noncitizen voting and strengthen election integrity ahead of polls.

The Bloomington City Council invites public input on proposed updates to rental housing regulations during a meeting on October 14, 2024, at the Civic Plaza.

Governor Abbott appoints Sergio Saenz to the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement, emphasizing his varied background and potential impact on policing standards.