More than 1 in 10 working-age Americans didn’t have health coverage in 2026, according to a new survey. Many who did still deferred care because of cost.

Their benefits have been lost in the overheated rhetoric of the midterms. The election results give communities the upper ...

States are relying on large-scale energy storage to strengthen electric grids, but safety concerns have prompted communities ...

A newly established state office will coordinate early intervention efforts as online extremist groups increasingly exploit ...

Home price increases are slowing, but a sharp decline in construction permits raises concerns about whether the region can ...

Come January, there will be more women governors and members of Congress than ever before. The executive director at The ...

Democrats prevailed in Secretary of State races in the battleground states of Arizona, Michigan and Nevada, and flipped the ...

Voters approved limits on school property taxes in dozens of districts, leaving education officials to balance rising costs with demands for tax relief.

The state is bringing together businesses, researchers and workforce programs to attract investment and jobs in advanced ...

In a world of evolving risks, it’s time to take a fresh look at plan governance and what it means for long-term pension ...

The first-in-the-nation initiative has approved more than 240 applications in its first year, helping families cover the ...

It will be the first time the party has controlled the powerful energy regulation board in 30 years. The commission, which ...