Voters headed to the polls across the Seacoast and Rochester as preliminary results began to roll in — setting up midterm matchups and prompting…
State regulators have finalized a 5.5% electric rate increase for Green Mountain Power customers, VTDigger reports.
KALB reports Central Louisiana Technical Community College is working to ready students for potential job openings with SpaceX.
KSN reports additional Kansas schools have entered a contest vying for a $1 million football field makeover, giving local programs a shot at major…
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman visited Iowa State and encouraged students to consider roles in the Moon base mission, according to local reports.
Galesburg Register-Mail reports Monmouth College will cover tuition costs for students from Illinois, a move aimed at expanding college affordability in the state.
NonStop Local KHQ reports the University of Idaho has landed a $6 million award intended to help farmers cut crop loss through STEM-focused work.
KSL reports a Utah community came together to help a teen with Down syndrome pursue her dream of a bear hunt, illustrating local support…
The Red & Black reports the University of Georgia has introduced new pedestrian safety measures that are altering how students move around campus.
Oklahoma Department of Transportation leadership told KFOR that new funding is needed to support the Heartland Flyer passenger rail service.
Rep. Manning highlighted the awardee of the biennial Ohio House High School Student Art Exhibition, according to a release from the Ohio House of…
Parents, students and community members gathered to protest a district plan that would close and consolidate schools in the Boulder Valley School District, according…
The Coastal Mississippi Mardi Gras Museum is asking for community backing and funding to continue preserving the region’s Mardi Gras history, WLOX reports.
A VermontBiz report says businesses in Southwestern Vermont remain confident about growth, but rising costs and workforce shortages are creating significant headwinds.
The Pennsylvania Game Commission is scheduling multiple driving tours of state game lands this fall, offering motorists a chance to visit wildlife management areas…
A Q&A published by Illinois State University News profiles Dr. Aime’e Julian and her work connecting services and support for special populations across the…
Georgia DOT has partnered with The Ray to expand monarch butterfly habitats on roadsides across the state, the project was reported by AllOnGeorgia on…
South Windsor is the latest Connecticut town to take up the question of installing Flock license‑plate reader cameras. Local outlets report the issue heads…
The Opelika Observer reports Dolly Parton’s legacy continues in Alabama as books are being delivered to children across the state.
Statewide plan will bring 42 new fast‑charging electric‑vehicle stations to Wisconsin, with six of them planned for Northeast Wisconsin, reporters say.
On 988 Day the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services invested in behavioral health, directing at least $9 million to organizations in Washington,…
The Tennessee Department of Health announced the first recipients of its Rural Health Transformation Program grants, according to The Tennessee Tribune.
HHS has announced a $383 million investment aimed at expanding mental health and crisis services, KOTA Territory News reports.
A Vermont home exploded during a birthday party, killing a mother and her son, hometownstations.com reports (Sept. 9, 2026).
An $11 million federal funding pool is available for public electric-vehicle charging sites in central Pennsylvania, and Centre County applicants can now apply.
Animal Charity of Ohio announced plans for a thrift store while pausing animal intake; a large donation will help fund the new shop, local…
The Journal Record reports HUD has granted $25.1 million to support rebuilding housing in south Oklahoma City, a boost for neighborhood recovery efforts.
Robeson Community College in Lumberton has been selected to take part in a national hazardous materials training program, cedarnews.net reports.
A U.S. attorney is calling on New Jersey schools and youth organizations to make use of Department of Justice resources to help address online…
A recent 11Alive report highlights how community-based aid is stepping in to assist Georgia families facing food insecurity.