Oil wealth has long fueled the state's economy, but many communities are facing an increasingly fragile energy system.

Federally regulated prediction markets are allowing Hawaiians to wager on elections despite one of the nation's strictest ...

They’re trading at two-decade-high levels, and inflation-protected bonds are showing especially strong yields. Retirement ...

A coordinated cyber attack hit more than 30 community water systems across Minnesota. Investigators have yet to officially ...

A rubberized speed hump is designed to slow the streams of rush-hour traffic in Coral Gables, Fla. The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act and the Inflation Reduction Act have made billions ...

A growing share of residents ages 65 and older are continuing to work beyond the traditional retirement age as the effects of poverty and limited income place a strain on older adults nationwide—and ...

Two Urban Institute reports explore the potential impact of the BUILD Act, a surface transportation bill under consideration ...

Connecticut's special education population has grown by more than 20 percent over the past decade, increasing pressure on ...

Washington state Gov. Jay Inslee recently ended the COVID-19 vaccination mandate, but for some of the public workers fired for refusing to comply, the legal battle goes on. The state is facing more ...

A new state law treats gambling disorder like substance use disorders, expanding opportunities for treatment, prevention and ...

Secretary of State Kris Warner on why he wouldn’t turn over voter rolls, and his confidence in West Virginia’s county clerks.

Cities and towns are rewriting zoning codes, but disagreements over local control and the state’s new housing mandate remain.