What happened on Saturday, 02 November 2024
Trump rallies Virginia supporters, promising to restore American greatness and protect women's sports rights.
Trump vows massive deportation and harsh penalties for migrants if reelected in 2024.
Nebraska's electoral vote could decisively impact the 2024 presidential race amid tight competition.
Anchorage Municipality, Alaska
Homelessness rises in Anchorage amid winter challenges, prompting calls for better support and housing solutions.
Trump vows to restore American greatness and economy while criticizing opponents' policies and endorsements.
Voter turnout crucial as Biden urges support for unions and emphasizes election's significance.
Early voting surges as candidates ramp up efforts ahead of crucial election day.
Trump rallies supporters, promises to restore American prosperity and end Kamala Harris's policies.
Women face increasing rights restrictions as Trump’s policies lead to abortion bans in 20 states.
Anchorage Municipality, Alaska
Susie Marshall seeks confirmation as Anchorage's IT director, emphasizing technology's role in efficient governance.
Trump criticizes Biden and Harris, claiming they broke the economy and border security.
Anchorage Municipality, Alaska
Community council explores virtual participation and security concerns amid assembly meeting challenges.
Trump's obsession with others' private lives raises concerns about his dangerous behavior and influence.
Haitian immigrants face political scrutiny as leaders strive to restore law amid escalating violence.
Commerce & Insurance, Deparments in Office of the Governor, Organizations, Executive, Tennessee
Former officer Smith terminated and requested for decertification after dash camera footage review.
Activists urged to mobilize for crucial election, emphasizing choices impacting women's rights and democracy.
Anchorage Municipality, Alaska
Anchorage enhances marketing strategies, focusing on education and targeted outreach to attract travelers.
Israeli military captures senior Hezbollah commander amid escalating tensions and missile attacks from Lebanon.
Anchorage Municipality, Alaska
Anchorage tourism thrives with $134 million in convention impact and 94% industry satisfaction rate.
Grand County Boards and Commissions, Grand County, Utah
County commissioner acknowledges progress on audit issues but criticizes past mismanagement and failures.
Trump and allies rally support, blaming Biden administration for rising costs and advocating for change.
Grand County Boards and Commissions, Grand County, Utah
Officials acknowledge communication failures and emphasize the need for improved procedures amid ongoing negotiations.
Energy Efficient Schools Initiative, Deparments in Office of the Governor, Organizations, Executive, Tennessee
LEAs must submit federal interest reports by December 20 for projects totaling over $1 million.
Anchorage Municipality, Alaska
Design advisory board votes to increase terminal width to 120 feet, adding a year to construction.
Kamala Harris faces criticism for lacking solutions on key issues during campaign event.
Former detective Brett Hankinson convicted for violating Breonna Taylor's civil rights faces life in prison.
Orlando, Orange County, Florida
Orlando shooting injures seven, marks 19th homicide of 2024; police increase downtown presence.
Orlando, Orange County, Florida
City implements new safety measures after recent downtown shooting, including curfew and alcohol restrictions.
Middletown leads Monroe, but Crusaders score, tightening the playoff race with under ten minutes left.
Gang violence escalates in Haiti, leaving over 115 dead and prompting international intervention.
CareerTech, Executive, Oklahoma
High Plains Technology Center approves new board district map; Moore Norman adopts zone-based elections.
Middletown defense dominates line of scrimmage as Monroe struggles with limited passing attempts.
Donald Trump Jr. criticizes Democrats, claiming they exploit dependency for political gain.
Monroe rallies in fourth quarter to defeat Middletown 16-12, securing top playoff seed.
Grand County Boards and Commissions, Grand County, Utah
Grand County officials express concern over rising property taxes burdening fixed-income residents.
Trump's campaign spends $95 million on anti-trans ads, targeting voters in key battleground states.
Trump contrasts his economic success with Harris's failures, emphasizing job loss and rising costs.
Middletown leads Monroe Woodbury 12-3 at halftime, showcasing strong offensive performance and momentum.
Gang violence exacerbates food crisis in Haiti, driving prices up and increasing starvation rates.
Governor Bill Lee, Deparments in Office of the Governor, Organizations, Executive, Tennessee
TDOT accelerates bridge repairs and offers tax relief for affected areas in Tennessee.
Speaker urges audience to vote, sharing personal story of his father's struggle for democracy.
Middletown seniors celebrate future plans, pursuing college and careers in various fields.
Grand County Boards and Commissions, Grand County, Utah
Commission approves $420,000 fund transfer and initiates annexation process for fire service improvements.
Wichita County, Texas
ARPA funding review reveals $18.6 million spent, with critical allocations needed by year-end.
Trump criticizes Harris for economic struggles and pledges to restore American homeownership and security.
Grand County Boards and Commissions, Grand County, Utah
County officials express concern over audit findings and urge clarity to mitigate political fallout.
Governor Bill Lee, Deparments in Office of the Governor, Organizations, Executive, Tennessee
Tennessee launches $65 million program for disaster recovery and health support in affected counties.
Middletown scores first touchdown, leads Monroe 6-3 in crucial playoff matchup on senior night.
Single mom's dream inspires Vice President Harris to advocate for a brighter future for all.
Middletown leads 6-3 at halftime, capitalizing on Monroe's communication errors and strong offensive plays.
Trump Jr. urges supporters to mobilize for early voting to combat Biden's administration failures.
Board of Equalization, Deparments in Office of the Governor, Organizations, Executive, Tennessee
Administrative judge denies tax relief appeal due to missed application deadline for 2022.
Grand County Boards and Commissions, Grand County, Utah
Auditors confirm adjustments in tourism funding, reallocating $656,000 and clarifying economic diversification tax collection.
Commerce & Insurance, Deparments in Office of the Governor, Organizations, Executive, Tennessee
Jalen Gregory Walker seeks military discharge waiver after underage drinking and misconduct allegations.
Vice President Harris and Governor Walz rally Arizonans to vote for a hopeful future.
Republicans rally in Nevada, urging support for Trump and Senate candidate Sam Brown.
Shelby County, Illinois
Board votes to address budget concerns, urging members to collaborate with department heads before November 7.
United Nations
Council extends Iran's mandate despite evidence of crimes against humanity and lack of condemnation.
Commerce & Insurance, Deparments in Office of the Governor, Organizations, Executive, Tennessee
Investigation reveals potential departmental issue involving officer Grenier and a known drug target.
Supporters rally for Kamala Harris, emphasizing family values and the importance of voting.
Democrats rally in Arizona, urging voters to act and support candidates in upcoming election.
Shelby County, Illinois
Budget discussions reveal $1.4 million deficit, prompting urgent need for financial clarity and decisions.
United Nations
Taliban's gender apartheid restricts women's rights, prompting calls for unified international human rights action.
Florida braces for hurricane as insulin prices soar, highlighting healthcare and economic disparities.
Voters unite, celebrating participation in the electoral process, whether first-timers or lifelong enthusiasts.
Commerce & Insurance, Deparments in Office of the Governor, Organizations, Executive, Tennessee
Trooper Cotton resigns amid investigations into misconduct, including improper traffic stops and camera violations.
Vice President Harris highlights election impact, urging Georgia voters to mobilize for change.
Shelby County, Illinois
Budget committee faces criticism for presenting a $1.5 million deficit to the full board.
Democrats vow to protect reproductive rights amid concerns over potential presidential candidate's policies.
Mothers rally for a future of equality, urging everyone to vote for change and progress.
Commerce & Insurance, Deparments in Office of the Governor, Organizations, Executive, Tennessee
Former DUI enforcer admits to missing court due to personal challenges and poor communication.
Shelby County, Illinois
County officials discuss budget constraints and emphasize collaboration to avoid forced reductions.
United Nations
International community neglects Afghan women's plight amid rising global crises, calls for urgent action.
Voters urged to unite and make their voices heard in upcoming elections for democracy and freedom.
Harris warns against viewing Trump as a fascist, avoiding direct comparison to Hitler.
Senator Warnock inspires Georgia youth, urging them to recognize their inner heroes and vote.
Commerce & Insurance, Deparments in Office of the Governor, Organizations, Executive, Tennessee
Former trooper admits to making two fake traffic stops, denies wrongdoing in resignation.
Shelby County, Illinois
Budget committee recommends 8.6% cuts across departments to address projected $1.4 million deficit.
Trump's Project 2025 threatens women's rights and seeks unchecked power over personal freedoms.
Generations unite as first-time voters cast ballots for Kamala Harris and Tim Walz.
Early voting surges as Kamala Harris and Trump face off in a tight election race.
Atlanta rallies for voting rights as leaders emphasize the importance of shaping history together.
Shelby County, Illinois
Board members debate budget cuts, emphasizing fairness and future implications for upcoming boards.
Voter confidence declines as concerns grow over election integrity and government lawfare tactics.
Governor's Office, Executive, Oklahoma
Oklahoma officials question costly contract's effectiveness in addressing mental health issues in jails.
Critics highlight Trump's economic failures and advocate for Kamala Harris as a better leadership choice.
Democrats rally support, emphasizing Medicare expansion and engaging diverse voter demographics for upcoming elections.
Spain's flooding death toll rises to 205, marking one of Europe's deadliest disasters in decades.
Voters urged to reject Trump’s divisive agenda and support education in upcoming Georgia election.
Warner Select Board, Town of Warner , Merrimack County , New Hampshire
Manpower shortage hampers transfer station operations, prompting calls for increased staffing and budget adjustments.
Lenawee County Probate & Juvenile Court, Texas Courts, Judicial, Texas
Confusion surrounds Ernest's jail status as Margaret Gail navigates parenting time and drug screening results.
Governor's Office, Executive, Oklahoma
Boundary Commission analyzes land ownership, water rights, and tribal interests with expert collaboration.
Tampa, Hillsborough County, Florida
Mitigation grants available for elevating homes above flood levels, details shared in meeting.
Tampa, Hillsborough County, Florida
Jake transforms from cattleman to developer, founding Summerlin Institute amid Cuba's booming market.
Georgia's Reverend Senator Raphael Warnock rallies voters, emphasizing the importance of upcoming elections.
Trump's election scenarios raise concerns about trust in democracy and potential post-election turmoil.
Marathon County, Wisconsin
County proposes $1 million tax reduction for 2025 without impacting services or employee positions.
Introduced Bills , Senate , 2024 Bills , Texas Legislation Bills, Texas
Texas mandates disclosure of ownership interests and establishes direct care expense reimbursement ratios.
Scranton's grit and solidarity drive community resilience amid challenges, bolstered by Biden's infrastructure investments.
Kamala Harris criticizes Trump’s protection claims, calling him a predator unfit for the presidency.
Trump and Harris hold dueling rallies in Wisconsin as election day approaches amid rising tensions.
Pennsylvania leaders rally support for Kamala Harris ahead of crucial election days.
Governor's Office, Executive, Oklahoma
The Contingency Review Board voted to disapprove a preliminary consent decree in Briggs v. Friesen after Department of Mental Health Commissioner Friesen testified the agreement would bar jail‑based competency restoration in most counties, give plaintiffs’ counsel influence over clinical decisions and carry open‑ended costs estimated at roughly $96 million over five years.
Marathon County, Wisconsin
County committee seeks solutions to reduce delinquent property taxes and address housing shortages.
Audience challenges Mark Cuban to recognize the strength of women surrounding him.
Election trust divides along partisan lines as officials prepare for potential unrest and challenges.
Union leaders emphasize the importance of electing pro-union politicians to secure workers' futures.
Commerce & Insurance, Deparments in Office of the Governor, Organizations, Executive, Tennessee
A commission approved a one-year suspension settlement for a former Collierville police officer who was terminated after an internal review found he ran over a center median and submitted inaccurate patrol logs; the formal hearing was canceled and paperwork will be drafted for signatures.
Trump blames open border policies for rising crime and vows to restore strict immigration measures.
Trump vows to restore America’s greatness, promising safety, security, and economic revival.
Universities transform art spaces into voting hubs, fostering civic engagement among young voters.
Large crowd of 20,000 surprises speaker during unexpected stopover in North Carolina.
Scranton to restore rail service to New York City, boosting local economy and community investment.
Trump claims strong support among Hispanics, criticizes voter ID laws, and predicts election victory.
Governor Bill Lee, Deparments in Office of the Governor, Organizations, Executive, Tennessee
The state announced a $100 million, no-interest Helene Emergency Assistance Loan (HEAL) program to help disaster-declared East Tennessee counties front immediate costs for drinking water, wastewater repairs and dangerous debris removal while awaiting federal reimbursements.
UN officials warn Northern Gaza faces apocalyptic conditions amid ongoing Israeli military operations.
Trump's supporters rally in North Carolina, emphasizing his record on border security and economic growth.
Nebraska's electoral vote could decisively impact the presidential race, highlighting Omaha's Democratic significance.
Trump vows to restore America by defeating Kamala Harris and reversing her radical policies.
Biden emphasizes community investment and union support during Scranton visit, urging leadership for progress.
Election reveals stark candidate contrasts amid concerns over political discourse and democratic norms erosion.
Commerce & Insurance, Deparments in Office of the Governor, Organizations, Executive, Tennessee
After hearing the White County Sheriff's Office recount multiple personnel incidents and hearing Dodge and counsel respond, the informal subcommittee voted to take no action on Veronica Dodge’s certification; the agency had submitted the item as resignation during investigation/termination.
Trump blames open borders for rising crime, vows to restore security and end migrant invasion.
Trump's policies threaten healthcare, education, and Social Security for millions of struggling Americans.
Trump supporters rally in Virginia, urging voters to choose strength over weakness in upcoming election.
Republican leaders struggle to reclaim party values amid uncertainty in upcoming election outcomes.
Trump vows to restore America by defeating Kamala Harris and reversing radical left policies.
Commerce & Insurance, Deparments in Office of the Governor, Organizations, Executive, Tennessee
After investigators described forensic phone evidence and reported that a drug‑target's extracted data included the officer's contact, the subcommittee voted to decertify the Tullahoma officer submitted for termination; the county district attorney received the investigative material for criminal review.
Board of Equalization, Deparments in Office of the Governor, Organizations, Executive, Tennessee
The Tennessee State Board of Equalization adopted a formal rule giving members of the public three minutes per agenda item to speak, a change staff said implements recent legislation and reflects a public request to increase time from two to three minutes.
US job growth slows significantly to 12,000 in October amid hurricanes and strikes.
CareerTech, Executive, Oklahoma
The board authorized the agency to begin rulemaking for multiple chapters to align rules with recent legislation and approved two local school district mapping/resolution items (High Plains and Moore Norman), with roll-call votes recorded for each action.
Commerce & Insurance, Deparments in Office of the Governor, Organizations, Executive, Tennessee
An informal subcommittee voted to decertify former Tennessee state trooper Dustin Ray Cotton after Department of Safety investigators reported multiple policy violations, including missed subpoenas, failures to use a body-worn camera, speeding incidents and improper sharing of dispatch information; Cotton acknowledged mistakes and disputed some allegations.
UN officials warn of apocalyptic conditions in Northern Gaza amid ongoing Israeli military operations.
CareerTech, Executive, Oklahoma
The board accepted the agency’s 2025 business plan after a brief presentation; staff reported systemwide enrollments of 520,733 (a 6.3% increase) and highlighted the CareerTech Champion feature series and appropriations request details in the plan.
Commerce & Insurance, Deparments in Office of the Governor, Organizations, Executive, Tennessee
POST investigator reported that an officer under an agreed suspension — identified in commission records in May — was hired and worked as a police officer at a community college; commissioners voted to return the matter to the informal subcommittee for further fact‑finding and potential decertification action.
Harris and Trump rally in swing states as election tensions rise and early voting trends emerge.
Commerce & Insurance, Deparments in Office of the Governor, Organizations, Executive, Tennessee
The Tennessee POST Commission on Oct. 18 approved a series of criminal and military‑discharge waivers for recently hired officers and multiple six‑month training waivers, and cautioned agencies not to place unsworn hires into armed field training before certification or waiver is final.
Election integrity concerns rise as Americans prepare for a contentious presidential election.
CareerTech, Executive, Oklahoma
The Oklahoma CareerTech state board received its annual accreditation training, heard details about the accreditation cycle and examiner procedures, and voted to approve full accreditation for 16 skill center programs (including programs run inside correctional facilities).
Art museums engage students in voting, fostering dialogue and civic participation amid political polarization.
Energy Efficient Schools Initiative, Deparments in Office of the Governor, Organizations, Executive, Tennessee
TDOE relief funding presenters said LEAs that used ESSER funds on construction, renovation or real property must submit two required reports in ePlan by Dec. 20, retain records for 15 years, and record a notice of federal interest for projects costing $1,000,000 or more in local property records.
Governor's Office, Executive, Oklahoma
The board voted to approve a resolution amending the Red River boundary near Lake Texoma to swap two submerged parcels totaling 1.34 acres so a pump station will lie fully in Texas; the North Texas Municipal Water District is funding $10,000,000 tied to the transaction, which presenters said does not change land ownership, water rights or tribal interests.
Board of Equalization, Deparments in Office of the Governor, Organizations, Executive, Tennessee
The Tennessee State Board of Equalization certified 2023 ad valorem assessments for public utilities, approved a revised Greenbelt Manual reflecting new acreage limits, reappointed the taxpayer agent regulatory panel, and declined review in two business appeals.
Board of Equalization, Deparments in Office of the Governor, Organizations, Executive, Tennessee
After oral argument, the Tennessee State Board of Equalization voted to accept Joseph Namy’s claim that his application for 2022 tax relief was mailed timely and to deem the application filed, reversing the prior denial based on a missed April 5 deadline.