A sweeping reorganization shifts authority closer to states, but limited details and staffing cuts are raising concerns.

The Archimedes screw pump is used for moving water and sludge, from a lower to a higher elevation. Wastewater treatment ...

New federal standards require one month of work, but states like Indiana and Idaho are pushing for three-month requirements ...

State officials and partners are deploying sensors to improve tracking of pollution, especially during wildfire season.

Algorithmic price setting and wage discrimination are threats to privacy and well-being, as well as to state revenues. Some ...

Mayors may be the last level of government to retain a degree of public trust, says Oklahoma City Mayor — and President of ...

A new report finds the state depends more heavily on local property taxes than any other, shaping how public services are ...

States face an $86 billion funding gap as inflation and staffing shortages make infrastructure upkeep more expensive.

Experts warn that permissive policies and app-based betting are accelerating addiction, especially among young men.

Fatalities fell 6.7 percent in 2025, nearing pre-pandemic levels. But experts warn the U.S. still lags far behind peer ...

The state’s landmark law delivered broad coverage, but affordability and system pressures are emerging as the next major ...

A new projection finds 442 institutions could shut down or merge within a decade as enrollment declines and financial ...