North Carolina is the latest state to lift minimum parking requirements in its cities, an action it says will help the ...

Too many governments just file them away, failing to use them to fix management problems and improve workforce retention.

Sharp enrollment losses are offering an early look at how new eligibility rules and federal policy changes may reshape Medicaid nationwide.

Kristina White, director of Business Development at GRN Vision, reacts as she exits a summer bus stop simulator during the Southern Nevada Extreme Heat Summit on Wednesday, April 29, 2026, in Las ...

2.3 million low-income families currently use Housing Choice Vouchers to make up the difference between what they can pay for rent and what landlords charge. The program only covers one in four ...

Groceries are about 20 percent more expensive than they were pre-pandemic. Residents who’ve seen their community grocery stores close must trek long distances for fresh food. A New York Assembly ...

New York's first-of-its-kind statewide inventory shows how quickly artificial intelligence has spread through government ...

After years of record highs, states’ rainy day fund capacity—the number of days that reserve balances could cover state operations—fell in fiscal year 2025, the first decline since the 2007-09 Great ...

St. Louis police at a crime scene on April 29, 2021. Last week, the Missouri House approved a bill that would give the governor control of the city's police force. The Missouri House has passed a bill ...

The White House on Friday proposed its framework for a national artificial intelligence policy, pushing for broad preemption of state AI laws and against “open-ended liability” for AI firms. The ...

Proponents are hopeful that a public bank would help the city address some of its most intractable problems, including the ...

State-run last-resort insurance plans push rates up for everyone, and they reduce incentives for fire-resistant homes and ...