At least 10 states are using their own funds to help residents afford marketplace coverage amid rising premiums.

State and local governments can expand access and slash electric bills by simplifying slow, expensive permitting processes.

Katie Wilson campaigned against expansion but now faces pressure from public safety advocates and civil liberties groups.

A proposed bill would clarify when conversations outside public meetings violate the state’s open government law ...

Residents demand action on resource-heavy developments, but local governments say state law curtails their power.

A crowd of supporters at the Pittsburgh stop on a tour by Sen. Bernie Sanders aimed at registering young voters before the 2022 midterm elections. Gen Z and millennial voters are on their way to ...

A growing number of public health officials are recognizing that data alone is not enough to gain public trust. Jefferson ...

It provides a natural space where identities overlap, reducing partisan prejudices. It could be key to easing our fierce divisions.

As red states build far more homes, New York’s stagnating housing production risks population stagnation and a projected loss of two U.S. House seats and Electoral College votes.

With $50 billion in federal Rural Health Transformation money up for grabs, Wyoming’s ambitious plan includes embedding federal funds into enduring programs.

As coins dwindle and retailers struggle, Indiana debates how rounding to the nearest nickel should work, including impacts on state revenue and point-of-sale systems.

As automated enforcement programs expand, their mission to improve road safety is best served when operating within clear ...