September Unemployment Rises in 25 States, Falls in 21 Compared to 2024
September unemployment rates rose in 25 states and fell in 21 compared to last year, reports the government.
December 12, 2025
September unemployment rates rose in 25 states and fell in 21 compared to last year, reports the government.
Michigan schools face a legal battle over state grants requiring them to waive certain privileges after incidents.
The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate in North Carolina for September 2025 remained steady at 3.7%, matching August’s revised figure. In contrast, the national unemployment rate saw a slight increase of 0.1 percentage points, rising to 4.4%. North Carolina’s unemployment rate has not changed compared to the same period last year.
Detroit community members urge schools to protect asylum-seeking students detained by ICE, demanding stronger action.
Tariffs on Chinese imports raised artificial tree prices, prompting U.S. shoppers to choose real trees—boosting demand for tree stands nationwide.
State officials report mixed hunting results in Montana as the general deer and elk season ended on Nov. 30. Hunter numbers…
A Michigan parent filed a Title IX complaint over a transgender athlete playing against his daughter’s volleyball team.
A study shows Michigan K-8 students improve in math post-COVID but still face reading challenges and retention issues.
A bipartisan coalition urges House leadership to reauthorize the Secure Rural Schools program, essential for rural funding.
Trump to visit Mount Airy Casino Resort to promote his economic agenda ahead of midterms. Inflation, ACA key issues.
Gov. Evers vetoed GOP bills including one blocking federal health funds for undocumented immigrants, citing rhetoric.
Georgia faces a decision: Should Georgia Power invest $15 billion to boost electricity for data centers, facing rising costs?
