A federal court ruling in Alabama could mean another new congressional map for the state, as a panel of federal judges found ...

State lawmakers are considering more proactive approaches to resilience after learning from community responses to disasters.

Ridership hasn't recovered to pre-pandemic levels, labor and fleet costs are rising and state lawmakers are skeptical about further bailouts.

Under pressure from business groups and the governor, the California Privacy Protection Agency watered down AI safeguards in ...

Rent increases will be limited to 10 percent per year, with an exemption for newly built units for a dozen years.

Residents of a Louisiana city finally figured out a way to get rid of entrenched incumbents. At the state level, high turnover among party chairs is happening naturally.

Corrections work shouldn’t be a stressed-out, dead-end job. There are promising ideas for turning it into a mission-driven profession.

The South accounts for nearly half the nation's new HIV diagnoses. Prevention programs are trying to stem the tide, and in Dallas County, they're working — but now they're facing funding cuts.

Gov. Ron DeSantis described the change as a blow for freedom of choice, but dental and health experts warn that the ban will ...

Work requirements remain on the table but Congress will not cut the matching rate for the Affordable Care Act expansion or ...

The new administration has aggressively pulled back from consumer protection and corporate regulation, leaving it up to the ...

Pre-employment transition services can be a powerful resource to prepare high school students with disabilities for future ...