Crowded primaries could signal a weakening of African American political power, but a more open and competitive political environment could also be a sign of democratic health.

Higher gas prices aren’t the whole story. The more a state depends on oil, the more expensive life becomes for residents.

Charter and school choice advocates celebrate the change as common sense and a solution to financial problems for charters. Critics see an attack on traditional public schools.

States’ overall fiscal cushions are quickly eroding, leaving states with fewer resources to address widespread current and ...

New estimates show migration patterns favoring less densely populated areas, while most U.S. counties experience slowing ...

Gov. Jared Polis praised the two bills as the state’s latest innovative efforts to wrench down the price of housing.

In a summer 2024 press conference, Georgia’s Republican governor, Brian Kemp, launched a video featuring a 54-year-old ...

The first Republican to lead the North Carolina Senate in over a century is seeking a recount in a primary where he trails by ...

State and local officials can use the tool to analyze dozens of quality-of-life indicators and better direct funding and ...

The only red state with universal mail voting, Utah has a history of high voter turnout and confidence in outcomes. This hasn ...

Left-leaning mayoral winners are getting a lot of attention, but in a few cities business-friendly moderates are showing ...

State officials warn the highway fund is falling short as EV adoption rises and fuel efficiency improves, straining ...