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EU Sanctions Two Entities for Russian Hybrid Threats: Euromore and Pravfond

The Council of the EU adopted restrictive measures on 21 April 2026 listing two additional entities—Euromore (a pro-Kremlin media platform amplifying Russian disinformation) and the Foundation for the Support and Protection of the Rights of Compatriots Living Abroad (Pravfond, a Russian state-funded foreign influence instrument)—in connection with Russia's hybrid activities targeting European audiences. With these additions, the sanctions regime now covers 69 individuals and 19 entities total. Both listed entities are subject to an asset freeze, and EU persons and companies are prohibited from making funds, financial assets, or economic resources available to them.

ND PISB Audit Finds Five Areas for Improvement

The North Dakota State Auditor released a legislatively mandated performance audit of the Private Investigative and Security Board (PISB), covering the period January 1, 2019 through June 30, 2025. The audit identified five operational deficiencies: absence of documented policies and procedures, an unmaintained licensee database, manual pocket card issuance consuming over 425 hours annually, insufficient renewal period timeframes, and failure to utilize Attorney General legal services instead of private counsel—resulting in approximately $114 per hour in potential taxpayer savings. The report does not impose any binding compliance obligations on regulated entities.

ND Racing Commission Audit Finds Overspending, Missing Records, and Purchasing Violations

The ND State Auditor's audit of the North Dakota Racing Commission (July 1, 2021 to June 30, 2025) identified four issues of concern. The Commission spent up to 201% more than the legally permitted 25% of its Promotion Fund balance on operating expenses during the four-year period. Of 13 sampled grants totaling $1.8 million awarded, three grants worth $25,500 were paid without any grant applications on file. Itemized expense reports for $7,500 in grants were also unavailable. Two of 12 reviewed Breeder Fund awards totaling $1,957 went to horse owners who failed to provide required ownership-transfer records. Additionally, $63,675 of $590,300 in goods and services procured did not follow state procurement requirements.

National Apprenticeship Week April 26–May 2, 2026

The Iowa Office of Apprenticeship (IOA) announces National Apprenticeship Week (NAW) running April 26–May 2, 2026, a nationwide celebration recognizing Registered Apprenticeship programs. The IOA is inviting all RA program sponsors to submit events via the ApprenticeshipUSA Event Submission Form and is hosting a virtual panel discussion with the Iowa Apprenticeship Council on Tuesday, April 28 at 11:00 a.m. via Zoom. Success stories from apprenticeship programs at Missouri Valley Lineman Apprenticeship, Broadlawns Medical Center, and MidAmerican Energy Company's Training Center for Excellence are also highlighted.

Iowa Unemployment Rate Holds Steady at 3.4% in February

Iowa's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate remained unchanged at 3.4 percent in February 2026, with 58,700 unemployed residents compared to 59,100 in January. Total nonfarm employment fell by 4,400 jobs to 1,576,400, with private education services (-1,400) and professional/business services (-1,400) reporting the largest monthly losses, while construction added 700 jobs for its fourth consecutive monthly gain.

New Risk Parameters for Two Securities

CCP NCC (Moscow Exchange's central counterparty) has set new risk parameters for two securities on the Securities market, effective 23 April 2026. For security RU000A10EXK1, the minimum initial margin rates are set at 13%/16%/19% across three levels with concentration limits of 150,000 and 750,000 securities. For security RU000A10EXW6, the corresponding margin rates are 26%/29%/32% with concentration limits of 72,000 and 360,000. Neither security is subject to a short-selling ban or collateral restrictions.

Risk Parameters Changed for RU000A10ADB0

MOEX adjusted risk parameters for the security RU000A10ADB0 on April 22, 2026 at 18:06 MSK. The upper bound of the price band was raised to 105.64 and initial margins were increased to 8.75 percent. These updates apply to all market participants trading or holding positions in this security and reflect standard risk management adjustments by the exchange.

Risk Parameters Change for EUTR Security, April 22, 2026

Moscow Exchange adjusted risk parameters for the EUTR security on April 22, 2026 at 16:03 MSK. The upper bound of the price band was changed to 102.2 and initial margins were set at 87.5%. New values are available through the National Clearing Centre market rates page. Market participants holding positions in EUTR may experience changes to margin requirements as a result of these adjustments.

REPO Risk Parameters Lower Bound Falls 20% for Security LEAS

MOEX adjusted the lower bound of the REPO rate for security LEAS by up to -20%, while also modifying the penalty rate and IR Risk Rate (down to -1.04 rub) on 22 April 2026 at 14:13 MSK. New parameter values are published on the National Clearing Centre website. These changes take effect immediately for all MOEX market participants trading REPO contracts involving this security.

Risk Parameters Change for 5 Securities, 35% to 77%

MOEX is changing the downward IR risk parameter (SEC Δ_1 Y0/Y1) for five securities — ASTR, POSI, OZPH, YDEX, and HNFG — from 35% to 77%. The new parameter values take effect on staggered dates between April 23 and April 28, 2026, with effective windows ranging from one to four business days per security. This represents a significant increase in the risk weight applied to these securities.

Chicago CBP Intercepts Monkey Carcass, 125 Pounds Prohibited Ruminant Meat

CBP agriculture specialists at Chicago O'Hare International Airport intercepted two prohibited commodities on April 11, 2026. A traveler from Cameroon was found carrying a monkey carcass, which was detained and destroyed due to human health concerns. A second traveler from Liberia attempted to smuggle 125 pounds of prohibited ruminant meat concealed in dried seafood, along with one pound of prohibited fresh leaves and four types of prohibited seeds for planting. The meat was identified as beef and poses risks related to Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy and Foot and Mouth Disease.

CBP Officers Seize RPG Launcher, 21 Rifles, Weapons Parts at DeConcini Crossing

CBP officers at the DeConcini Crossing in Nogales, Arizona seized an RPG launcher tube, 4 rifles, an AK pistol, 16 AK rifles, 24 rifle magazines, 16 rifle stocks, 20 pistol grips, and other weapons parts from a 41-year-old female U.S. citizen on April 19, 2026, as she attempted to depart for Mexico. The items were concealed in a hidden void compartment under the rear seat of a 2016 Lexus IS 200t discovered during secondary inspection. The driver was arrested and federal prosecution was accepted under 18 USC 554 (Smuggling goods from the United States); the three accompanying minors were released to family custody.

Maine Wins Appeal Blocking HUD Housing Restrictions

The First Circuit Court of Appeals rejected HUD's request to allow unlawful restrictions on Continuum of Care federal homelessness-assistance grants on April 1, 2026, upholding a preliminary injunction that protects housing for over 1,200 Maine people and tens of thousands nationally. The decision affirms District Judge Mary McElroy's December ruling that found HUD's abrupt changes to the grant program would cause irreparable harm. Attorney General Aaron M. Frey led a multistate coalition that challenged HUD's reduction of permanent housing funds and unlawful conditions on program access.

Bank Holiday, CIR Annual Report 2025, Ship Management Survey H2 2025

The Central Bank of Cyprus published multiple announcements on 22 April 2026, including a bank holiday notice, the Central Information Register (CIR) Annual Report for 2025, and the Ship Management Survey for the second half of 2025. Additional announcements included banking sector non-performing loans data as of 31 January 2026 and ECB interest rate information effective from 11 June 2025. The page also displays current euro exchange rates against USD, JPY, and GBP.

Vietnam Credit Institution Interest Rates March 2026

The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) published its monthly interest rate monitoring report for credit institutions' customer lending and deposit rates in March 2026, published on April 19, 2026. The report appears as a webpage linking to an attached PDF containing the detailed rate data. This is a routine monthly statistical release within SBV's regular market monitoring function, consistent with similar SBV publications for prior months.

Digital Transformation Competition for Banking Sector 2026

Công đoàn Ngân hàng Việt Nam (CĐ NHVN) tổ chức Hội thi 'Chuyển đổi số ngành Ngân hàng' năm 2026 với chủ đề 'Chủ động số hóa – Bứt phá tương lai', hướng tới Kỷ niệm 75 năm thành lập ngành Ngân hàng (06/5/1951–06/5/2026). Hội thi dự kiến diễn ra ngày 22–23/5/2026 tại Cung Văn hóa Lao động Hữu nghị Việt Xô với sự tham gia của 32 đội thi đến từ các tổ chức tín dụng và đơn vị trong Ngành. Đội đạt giải cao nhất sẽ được đề xuất nhận Bằng khen của Thống đốc Ngân hàng Nhà nước.

Vietnam Forex, Interbank Market Weekly Update Apr 13-17

The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) published its weekly foreign exchange and interbank market update for the period April 13-17, 2026, published on April 21, 2026. The report covers developments in Vietnam's forex market and interbank trading activity during the specified week, with the full details available in the attached PDF document. This is a routine market surveillance publication from Vietnam's central bank providing market intelligence to financial sector participants.

Reformer Pilates vs Conventional Physiotherapy for Chronic Low Back Pain

This clinical trial registration (NCT07543952) compares short-term effects of reformer Pilates exercises against conventional physiotherapy on pain intensity, functional disability, and health-related quality of life in individuals with non-specific chronic low back pain. The randomized controlled trial aims to address limited direct comparative evidence between these two commonly used exercise-based physiotherapy approaches. Principal investigator and enrollment details are available on ClinicalTrials.gov.

HIIT Versus Moderate Continuous Training in ACHD

A single-center randomized controlled trial registered on ClinicalTrials.gov (NCT07546227) will evaluate the effect of interval training versus moderate continuous exercise training compared to usual care (no training) on exercise capacity in patients with adult congenital heart disease (CHD). The primary endpoint is peak VO2; secondary aims include assessing safety of exercise training in CHD, evaluating effects on cardiac structure and function, and measuring quality of life and long-term physical activity. Participants receive an exercise intervention (interval training or moderate continuous training) or no exercise control.

PATH Spiritual Intervention for Cancer Distress

This clinical trial evaluates a spiritual health intervention called Personal Archetypes Toward Healing Trial (PATH) for cancer patients experiencing spiritual, religious, and existential distress. The PATH intervention draws on role-playing, archetype psychology, cognitive theory, emotion regulation therapy, and dignity therapy to address intrapersonal meaning, interpersonal faith distress, and transpersonal distress. Eligible participants have hematopoietic and lymphatic system neoplasms or malignant solid neoplasms; interventions include spiritual therapy, survey administration, and interview components.

Phase 4 Rivastigmine Trial, Clozapine Poisoning, 100 Patients

A Phase 4 clinical trial (NCT07545382) evaluating rivastigmine for treating anticholinergic delirium and CNS depression has been registered, enrolling 100 patients at the Poison Control Center of Alexandria University Main Hospital. The study focuses on patients with clozapine toxicity, representing 90% of the cohort, and also investigates reversal of TCA-induced CNS depression using cholinesterase inhibitors. Rivastigmine effectiveness in restoring consciousness and cognitive function will be assessed as the primary outcome.

Pinoxin Phase 2 Trial for Radiation-Induced Skin Injury (NCT07545720)

A Phase 2 clinical trial (NCT07545720) evaluating Pinoxin for the prevention of radiation-induced skin injury in cancer patients undergoing radiotherapy was registered on April 22, 2026. Patients are randomized to receive either Pinoxin or placebo, with the primary endpoint being the rate of grade 2 or greater skin injury. This trial registration appears on ClinicalTrials.gov as an informational record of ongoing research, not a regulatory approval or mandate.

Effect of Surgical Planning Prompts on Elective Surgery Acceptance Rate

NIH registered a randomized, double-blind, controlled trial (NCT07544641) testing whether structured self-reflection prompts—asking patients to articulate personal conditions for accepting elective cataract surgery—affect their subsequent decision to undergo the procedure. The trial will enroll eligible cataract patients informed of surgical indications at outpatient visits, randomizing them 1:1 to a structured writing intervention group or a control group with no writing task, with both groups receiving the same standardized diagnostic information and follow-up questionnaires.

NCT07543562 Selenium Heart Failure Phase 3 Trial

The SIRI-HF trial (NCT07543562) is a randomized, placebo-controlled Phase 3 clinical study evaluating whether daily supplementation with 200 micrograms of selenium, added to guideline-directed medical therapy, improves outcomes in heart failure patients. The primary endpoint is a composite of recurrent heart failure hospitalizations and cardiovascular death, with secondary endpoints including all-cause mortality, symptom and functional status changes, and safety outcomes. The trial will enroll patients from Sweden and Norway to determine whether correcting selenium deficiency improves prognosis in heart failure.

Enhancing Letter-Speech Sound Learning and Reading Network Activation With Transcranial Electrical Stimulation

NIH ClinicalTrials.gov registered a Phase N/A interventional study (NCT07546292) titled 'Enhancing Letter-Speech Sound Learning and Reading Network Activation With Transcranial Electrical Stimulation.' The trial investigates transcranial random noise stimulation (tRNS) versus sham stimulation in adult participants across a range of reading abilities, using an artificial orthography learning task that simulates letter-speech sound learning, a skill impaired in developmental dyslexia. Conditions listed include Developmental Dyslexia, Reading, Learning, and Learning Disabilities. Enrollment status and specific participant numbers are not disclosed in the registry entry; the posted date is April 22, 2026.

Frame Running Trial for Children Ages 8-18

This ClinicalTrials.gov registry entry describes a quasi-experimental single-arm trial (NCT07543614) evaluating whether a 24-week structured Frame Running training program can improve functional ability, participation, and quality of life in children aged 8-18 with physical disabilities such as cerebral palsy. The trial includes a 12-week low-intensity control period with weekly familiarization sessions, followed by a 12-week moderate-to-high intensity intervention period with two weekly training sessions. Data collection involves standardized questionnaires, physical performance tests, and electronic training diaries across multiple time points. No compliance obligations are imposed on third parties.

Nalbuphine vs Ketamine for Peri-Operative Shivering Control

ClinicalTrials.gov registration NCT07543913 documents a randomized, two-arm Phase 4 study comparing intravenous nalbuphine versus ketamine at low doses for prevention and treatment of peri-operative shivering in patients undergoing gynecological surgery under spinal anesthesia. Participants will be assessed on shivering incidence, severity, complications (vomiting, sedation), and need for rescue medication. The trial is registered with an estimated completion date and is accessible via ClinicalTrials.gov.

DOJ Announces $300M Funding for State and Local Prosecutors to Combat Fraud and Drug Trafficking

The Justice Department announced the availability of $300 million in funding through the Special Attorneys Program to support state, local, Tribal, and territorial prosecuting agencies. The grant will fund qualified prosecutors to serve as Special Attorneys within DOJ's National Fraud Enforcement Division, Criminal Division, or as Special Assistant U.S. Attorneys within a U.S. Attorney's Office. The program is designed to strengthen investigative and prosecutorial capacity targeting fraud, drug trafficking, human trafficking, and crimes committed by criminal aliens.

Ocean Water Use Warning for Los Angeles County Beaches Due to Elevated Bacteria

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health issued an ocean water use warning on April 17, 2026, advising the public to avoid swimming, surfing, and playing in ocean waters at five specific beaches due to elevated bacteria levels exceeding state health standards. Affected locations include Pico-Kenter storm drain at Santa Monica Beach, Inner Cabrillo Beach in San Pedro, Mother's Beach in Marina Del Rey, Santa Monica Pier, and Santa Monica Canyon Creek at Will Rogers State Beach. Recent water samples showed bacterial levels that may increase the risk of illness. The public may call the County's beach hotline at 1-800-525-5662 or visit publichealth.lacounty.gov/beach for recorded information and maps of impacted locations.

Ocean Water Warning Issued for LA County Beaches

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health issued an ocean water use warning on April 20, 2026, for five beach areas where recent water samples showed bacterial levels exceeding state health standards. Affected locations include Topanga Canyon Beach in Malibu, Pico-Kenter storm drain at Santa Monica Beach, Inner Cabrillo Beach in San Pedro, Mother's Beach in Marina Del Rey, and Santa Monica Pier. One beach area, Santa Monica Canyon Creek at Will Rogers State Beach, was cleared after water quality returned to acceptable levels. The public is advised to avoid swimming, surfing, and playing in ocean waters at the affected locations.

Ocean Water Warning Issued for Six LA County Beaches Due to Elevated Bacteria

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health has issued ocean water use warnings for six beaches due to elevated bacteria levels exceeding state health standards. The affected locations include Ballona Creek at Dockweiler State Beach, Topanga Canyon Beach in Malibu, Pico-Kenter storm drain at Santa Monica Beach, Inner Cabrillo Beach in San Pedro, Mother's Beach in Marina Del Rey, and Santa Monica Pier. Recent water samples showed bacterial levels that may increase the risk of illness for those who swim, surf, or play in these waters.

Italy AML/CFT Mutual Evaluation 2026: Strong Asset Recovery, Beneficial Ownership Gaps

FATF published its mutual evaluation report on Italy's anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing (AML/CFT) system. The assessment examined 11 immediate outcomes representing key goals that an effective AML/CFT system should achieve, alongside technical compliance with FATF Recommendations. Italy received high/substantial effectiveness ratings for asset recovery but showed gaps in beneficial ownership transparency. Technical compliance ratings ranged from compliant to non-compliant across the 40 FATF Recommendations.

Kansas Water Fluoridation Policy Briefing Book Details

The Kansas Legislative Research Department published a briefing book summarizing water fluoridation policy following an informational hearing held February 27, 2025 by the House Committee on Water. Testimony was received from proponents (Kansas Dental Association, Oral Health Kansas, Abilene dentist) and opponents (Overland Park dentist, Institute for Biological Dentistry). The document clarifies that water fluoridation is a local decision with no state or federal mandate; Kansas statute KSA 68-171m explicitly precludes state-level requirements. KDHE's Bureau of Water approves fluoride addition systems but states it is neutral on fluoridation. At the federal level, HHS directed CDC in April 2025 to reconvene an independent panel to review fluoridation guidance, and EPA announced its own scientific review of fluoride health outcomes.

Kansas Legislature Bill Summaries 2026 Published Through April

The Kansas Legislative Research Department has published three iterations of the 2026 Legislative Summary: a Preliminary Summary covering bills passed through March 20, 2026 (distributed March 26), a Supplement covering bills passed from March 20 to First Adjournment on March 27, and Supplement II covering bills passed from April 9 through legislative adjournment on April 10, 2026. All documents are available as downloadable PDFs on the KLRD website, with Highlights (major legislation summary) and the full 2026 Summary of Legislation to be distributed at later dates.

Kansas Revises State General Fund Revenue Estimates for FY 2026-2027

The Consensus Estimating Group met on April 20, 2026 to revise the November 13, 2025 State General Fund (SGF) estimates for FY 2026 and FY 2027. The revisions include the estimated impact of all 2026 legislation signed into law thus far. Any legislation affecting the SGF enacted after April 20, 2026 will be quantified in a separate legislative adjustments report. Consensus revenue estimates are based on current federal and state laws and their current interpretation.

Monetary Policy Council Meeting Minutes, 7th April 2026

The National Bank of Romania (BNR) published the minutes of its Monetary Policy Council meeting held on 7 April 2026. The document records the council's deliberations and policy positions at that session. As an informational record of a central bank monetary policy body, this publication provides transparency into BNR's decision-making process without imposing new regulatory obligations.

Romanian National Bank Hosts Sixth Open Doors Event

The Romanian National Bank (BNR) has announced its sixth annual Open Doors event (Zilele Porților Deschise), inviting members of the public to attend. This public outreach initiative aims to enhance transparency and engagement between the central bank and citizens. No regulatory changes or compliance obligations are associated with this announcement.

Romania Bank Survey on Company and Population Lending

BNR has published its bank lending survey for non-financial companies and the population. This is a regular statistical publication providing data on credit conditions. The survey covers lending standards, demand, and terms for both corporate and retail borrowers.

NSE Lists 13 Companies for Trading Effective April 23, 2026

The National Stock Exchange of India has formally admitted securities of 13 companies to dealings on its Capital Market segment effective April 23, 2026. The listed companies include Baid Finserv Limited, ESAF Small Finance Bank Limited, Greenply Industries Limited, ICICI Bank Limited, ICICI Prudential Life Insurance Company Limited, ITC Limited, Kfin Technologies Limited, Lords Chloro Alkali Limited, Onesource Specialty Pharma Limited, Sammaan Capital Limited, Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Limited, Viyash Scientific Limited, and Windsor Machines Limited. The circular specifies designated security codes and lot sizes per Annexure pursuant to NSE Capital Market Trading Regulations.

Brookfield India REIT 80.5M Units Admitted to Trading Effective April 23

The National Stock Exchange of India admitted 80,495,356 units of Brookfield India Real Estate Trust (BIRET) to its Capital Market segment effective April 23, 2026. Units were allotted on a Qualified Institutions Placement (QIP) basis at a price determined at issuance, credited under temporary ISIN INE0FDU25010 pending full activation. Trading will be conducted in lot sizes as specified in the Annexure, with the security identified by its designated codes only.

Cyber Security Audit Mandate for Trading Members, June 2026

NSE India has published audit timelines for trading members to conduct and submit cyber audits under SEBI's Cybersecurity and Cyber Resilience Framework (CSCRF), with preliminary audit report submissions due June 30, 2026 and corrective action report (ATR) submissions due September 30, 2026, categorized by entity size (Qualified REs, Mid-size/Small REs, and Rest of REs). The directive mandates that no audit cycle shall be left unaudited when entity category changes at the start of a financial year, requiring the unaudited period to be included in the current audit cycle. Non-compliant trading members face financial disincentives and disciplinary actions as specified in Annexure D.

EU Council and Parliament Strike Provisional Deal on Social Security Coordination

The Cyprus presidency of the Council reached a provisional agreement with the European Parliament on updated rules for coordinating national social security systems across the EU. The deal aims to modernise, clarify, and simplify social security coordination while strengthening fair labour mobility and protecting citizens' rights. It focuses on five key areas: unemployment benefits, long-term care benefits, access to welfare benefits for economically inactive persons, family benefits, and applicable legislation for posted workers and persons working in two or more member states. The agreement must still be formally adopted by both institutions following legal-linguistic revision before becoming binding.

Kirsten Joppe Appointed Head of EUPM Moldova, Takes Office 25 April

Kirsten Joppe, a German governance expert with over two decades of experience in peace operations and human rights, was appointed Head of Mission for the European Union Partnership Mission in Moldova (EUPM Moldova) by the EU's Political and Security Committee. She will assume duties on 25 April 2026, succeeding Cosmin Dinescu. Joppe previously served as Deputy Head of Mission and Chief of Staff at EUPM Moldova since November 2024, after more than six years in Ukraine with the European Advisory Mission to Ukraine (EUAM), where she oversaw strategic reform, digitalisation, human rights, gender equality, and anti-corruption.

Delaware FY25 Single Audit, $4.1B Federal, 26 Findings

The State of Delaware's FY25 Uniform Guidance Single Audit (fiscal year ended June 30, 2025) reports $4.1 billion in federal awards across 18 major programs administered by state agencies. The audit identified 26 findings total: 11 material weaknesses and 15 significant deficiencies found within 12 of the 18 programs, including 15 repeat findings from FY24. CliftonLarsonAllen, LLP issued seven qualified opinions and one disclaimer of opinion on the State of Delaware's Annual Comprehensive Financial Report.

Delaware State Housing Authority FY25 Financial Statement Audit Unmodified Opinion Two Deficiencies

The Delaware Office of State Auditor issued an unmodified opinion on the Delaware State Housing Authority's FY25 financial statements covering the fiscal year ended June 30, 2025, with total assets of $732,459,779 (up 3.8% from FY24). The audit identified two significant deficiencies: staffing shortfalls that delayed financial statement preparation after the Section Manager resigned in July 2025 and a consultant engaged in August 2025 encountered significant difficulties; and three material misstatements requiring journal entry adjustments of $1,000,000, $688,016, and $5,864,456. One finding was a repeat issue from the prior year. Management has committed to implementing corrective actions including revised internal controls and enhanced review processes by March 31, 2026.

DSHA Single Audit Identifies 8 Deficiencies, 6 Recurring

The Delaware Office of State Auditor published its Single Audit for the Delaware State Housing Authority (DSHA) covering fiscal year ended June 30, 2025. The audit identified eight significant deficiencies: two in internal controls over financial reporting and six regarding Uniform Guidance compliance. Six of these findings are recurring from fiscal years 2022–2024, indicating that prior corrective action plans were not effectively implemented, thereby increasing compliance risk. Findings include $168,055 in potentially fraudulent COVID-19 Emergency Rental Assistance, of which $82,709 remained uncollected as of June 30, 2025. DSHA has communicated a corrective action plan for each finding with target dates for remediation.

Robert Storch Nominated as Delaware's First Inspector General

Governor Matt Meyer of Delaware has nominated Robert Storch to serve as Delaware's first Inspector General, establishing a new oversight position in state government. The nomination represents an expansion of government accountability mechanisms in the First State, with the new office expected to conduct audits, investigations, and oversight of state agencies and programs.

Governor Meyer Establishes Delaware Election Security Task Force

Governor Meyer has established the Delaware Election Security Task Force to address election infrastructure and security concerns in the state. The task force creation was announced on April 22, 2026. The announcement did not specify task force membership, meeting schedule, or reporting requirements.

February 2026 Local Employment Unemployment Data Released for Wisconsin

The Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development released U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates of employment and unemployment statistics for metropolitan areas, major cities, and counties in Wisconsin for February 2026. Nonseasonally adjusted data shows unemployment rates increased in all 13 metropolitan areas over the month and over the year. Of Wisconsin's 35 largest cities, unemployment increased in 34 over the year (Superior was the only city with a year-over-year decrease). Among counties, 71 saw month-over-month increases while Clark County was the sole county with a monthly decrease.