Regional & State News

Local leaders said they are scrambling to fill the gap as the Senate rejected SNAP-specific funding and a federal judge weighed emergency relief.

‘For far too long, because of trade and money, many nations have looked away silently, all because of economics,’ state Sen. Doug Mastriano said.

The Homeland Security secretary said that ICE will be operating ‘in full force’ during the upcoming weekend.

The governor’s office said $65 million in state funds will be allocated for emergency food assistance.

Last month, the federal government announced it would send National Guard troops and federal agents to the Tennessee city.

The mural in Laredo was painted in 2020 using private funds.

The moves come after the Supreme Court on Monday cleared the path for state redrawing of congressional maps.

Proponents of using treated sewage sludge as fertilizer say Maine’s ban resulted in skyrocketing costs for the state and consumers.

The victim’s father, James Wilburn, called the jury’s verdict a ’miscarriage of justice.’

A federal district judge previously ruled that ‘the provocative nature of ICE’s enforcement activity has caused a significant increase in protest activity.’

Public defenders for Virginia resident Peter Stinson argued his posts were protected under the First Amendment.

The Federal Aviation Administration issued a ground stop at Newark Liberty International Airport on Oct. 29 due to staffing issues.

Mayor Wu also announced Wicked Math, which will launch advanced math clubs and train older students as tutors.

Temporary measures will provide emergency food assistance to about 200 Middletown families.

Councilmember Peter Ortiz, who initiated the proclamation, described the effort as a tribute to the Taiwanese community’s spirit and achievements.

After months of falling numbers, the incumbent governor now trails by a single point.

The federal government’s food stamp program is slated to pause because of the government shutdown.

State records show the Democratic lead fell from about 686,000 in 2020 to about 178,000 by May 2025, and to 60,000 in the latest count.

Local leaders said they are scrambling to fill the gap as the Senate rejected SNAP-specific funding and a federal judge weighed emergency relief.

‘For far too long, because of trade and money, many nations have looked away silently, all because of economics,’ state Sen. Doug Mastriano said.

The Homeland Security secretary said that ICE will be operating ‘in full force’ during the upcoming weekend.

The governor’s office said $65 million in state funds will be allocated for emergency food assistance.

Last month, the federal government announced it would send National Guard troops and federal agents to the Tennessee city.

The mural in Laredo was painted in 2020 using private funds.

The moves come after the Supreme Court on Monday cleared the path for state redrawing of congressional maps.

Proponents of using treated sewage sludge as fertilizer say Maine’s ban resulted in skyrocketing costs for the state and consumers.

The victim’s father, James Wilburn, called the jury’s verdict a ’miscarriage of justice.’

A federal district judge previously ruled that ‘the provocative nature of ICE’s enforcement activity has caused a significant increase in protest activity.’

Public defenders for Virginia resident Peter Stinson argued his posts were protected under the First Amendment.

The Federal Aviation Administration issued a ground stop at Newark Liberty International Airport on Oct. 29 due to staffing issues.

Mayor Wu also announced Wicked Math, which will launch advanced math clubs and train older students as tutors.

Temporary measures will provide emergency food assistance to about 200 Middletown families.

Councilmember Peter Ortiz, who initiated the proclamation, described the effort as a tribute to the Taiwanese community’s spirit and achievements.

After months of falling numbers, the incumbent governor now trails by a single point.

The federal government’s food stamp program is slated to pause because of the government shutdown.

State records show the Democratic lead fell from about 686,000 in 2020 to about 178,000 by May 2025, and to 60,000 in the latest count.