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China's public security ministry says it will join regulatory tightening over assisted driving
China's public security ministry on Wednesday said it will cooperate with the industry ministry and other governing bodies to tighten regulation related to assisted driving systems.
Social media-fueled teen flash mobs prompt closures of businesses and public centers nationwide
Large groups of unruly teenagers at an Illinois pool and California mall prompted early closures that resulted in arrests, highlighting what experts call a symptom of cultural breakdown.
Public urination call results in drunk driving arrest: North Royalton Police Blotter
In this week’s North Royalton Police Blotter, police were dispatched to a Vista Drive address regarding a public urination call.
Nassau County declares rabies an imminent public health threat as cases rise. Here's what to know.
Nassau County is warning residents about the rise of rabies. The Department of Health declared an imminent public health threat Monday over the spread of rabies among wild animals.
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Arizona's voucher program costs struggling district $20M as parents flee public schools
Arizona's universal school choice program caused enrollment decline at Tucson Unified while nearby Vail district grows, highlighting contrasting impacts of vouchers.
How will the Texas DEI ban change public schools?
When Texas public school students return for classes this fall, their clubs and classrooms will be subject to a new DEI ban. Senate Bill 12 — signed into law by Gov. Greg Abbott — prohibits diversity,
SD Public Broadcasting considering cuts, layoffs after Congress rescinds federal funding
I don’t think it’s realistic to raise an additional $2.2 million on 75 days’ notice,” said Ryan Howlett, CEO of Friends of SDPB, a nonprofit that raises money for SDPB.
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Webster holds public meeting to address concerns over first property reassessments in over 20 years
The town of Webster held a public meeting Tuesday evening at the Webster Library to discuss the upcoming property revaluations set for 2027. This marks the first reassessments in more than 20 years, and many residents are concerned about potential tax increases.
Open government group launching public access hotline, hopes to ease PAC workload
A new hotline aims to help Hoosiers with public meeting and records questions amid long public access counselor wait times.
Massachusetts public schools are the best in the country, new report says
Once again, Massachusetts public schools have been crowned the best in the country in an annual ranking. The report from personal finance website WalletHub says Massachusetts is No. 1 in its ranking of public school systems. The state also took the top spot in 2024 and 2023.
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