
Acting Labor Secretary Highlights Private Sector Job Growth Surge
Acting U.S. Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling praised private sector job growth under Trump, highlighting new education aid.

Acting U.S. Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling praised private sector job growth under Trump, highlighting new education aid.

Wisconsin lawmakers address U.S.-Iran war costs, rising inflation, and Trump’s controversial AG nominee amid ongoing debates.

U.S. Rep. Rob Bresnahan introduced a bill to protect communities from lawsuits over data center denials, ensuring local control.

The GOP-led Michigan House voted to hasten school compliance with new reading standards, sparking debate on timing.

Governor Stein Promotes North Carolina in Europe for Economic Growth Governor Josh Stein, alongside Department of Commerce Secretary Lee Lilley, has recently concluded a trip to Switzerland and Germany to market North Carolina as a prime destination for economic investments and tourism. Their mission aimed to strengthen ties with European

A proposed federal rule may cut loan access for cosmetology programs failing an earnings test, impacting students.

Congress debates federal farm bill as the Save Our Bacon Act targets state animal welfare laws, challenging Prop 12.

Two Michigan educators begin living rent-free to help retain teachers in preschool programs amid a national shortage.

Michigan ranks 34th in child well-being, last in Midwest. Health is a bright spot, but education needs improvement.

Janicki Industries selects Great Falls for an $800M facility, creating 1,000 jobs initially and over 2,000 eventually.

The North Carolina Department of Commerce has announced an extension for public comments on the state’s Opportunity Zone nomination process. This allows local governments, economic development organizations, and the public extra time to submit their feedback on eligible census tracts. The new deadline for nomination submissions is set for 11:59

Michigan House aims to reinstate the third grade reading law to boost literacy, sparking debate on its effectiveness.