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The agency has come under scrutiny over issues with real estate auctions and courthouse security.
Updated PSA guidelines call for blood work every 2 years for men 50 to 69
Experts say move may conflict with state law
Colom set to become the first Black U.S. senator from the state since the Reconstruction era.
Federal reviews cite concern with billing records in denying the Medicaid reimbursements.
State says worker at health facility abused teens multiple times.
Hinojosa has said she will fire Morath, replace with 'educator'
Governor-elect will face pressure to match focus Walz put on schools.
How did the band's only museum in the United States end up in St. Petersburg?
Both sides want accountability after an attorney found a state police lab had made a 'critical error'
TEA orders school district to improve services or risk having funding withheld
Garden State’s film industry is booming, with aggressive tax credits drawing studio interest
In a state shaped by decades of Republican governance, Democrats pull off the trifecta of controlling Arizona's House, Senate and Governor's Office
State public schools could see funding sea change, experts said
“Only in America. Our state is phenomenal,” Byron Donalds said.
Byron Donalds narrowly beats Democrat David Jolly to make history as Florida's first Black governor. Now he says his mission is to make sure people can build a great life in the state.
Historic victories in deep-red states flip Senate, House poised to slip from GOP control in major shift in power
Party maintains its grip on California but will have to deal with its chronic problems.
The former mayor's son, State Sen. Sharif Street, cast doubt on the claim that the elder Street had written a letter in support of the pornographer.
Frustration over Trump collides with fear of the left
Our state already had both a state song and a state anthem.
Negotiators to resume talks next week; walkout would be state's largest
They crisscross the state during the final days of the midterm campaign.
Those who don't find a good fit in either of the two major parties make up the fastest-growing bloc in the state.
Trump suffers a string of defeats in his efforts to wrest control of state voting processes.
‘Active enquiries ongoing’ into sex offender’s invitation to royals’ private estate as Police Scotland becomes ninth force to probe historic allegations against him and disgraced duke
Western states haven't seen dramatic changes
Warning to Gulf states signals a short and intense escalation of war
A Rorschach test for the state of building in the city, the South Station high-rise could be the last new skyscraper here for a long time
Even as some sectors grow, the state’s rivals gain ground with lower costs, fewer rules
State health officials are offering measles shots in Lancaster County — and being discreet about it.
U.S. says counties must prove certain voters’ citizenship or face proscution.
More than a century after population was killed off in the state, discovery of wild cat and her kittens may mark the beginning of a return nobody had planned for.
Many doubt party's chances in statewide races but are anxious for different leaders.
Duchess of Sussex issues extraordinary statement over ‘disturbing allegations’ made against Thomas Markle in 2018 – but Met Police say they are not investigating her estranged dad over the claims
VGW, still operating in the state, contributes to both sides of aisle
Gap especially large for mail ballots; local officials cite a flawed system
State disputes it paid too much for too little, points out pact's terms in perpetuity.
Comptroller won't say how state funds have been distributed to private schools, vendors
State officials: Feds no longer cooperating in investigations of the deaths of Pretti, Good.
Britons warned to be ready in case ‘state-sponsored terrorism’ disrupts everyday life – as dozens of government services are knocked offline by a global security flaw and surge in hacking
Agents blocked from carrying out field interviews in 9 states.
The Republican Party of Florida dropped its lawsuit against the state Democratic Party on Wednesday.
Officials arrest 11 said to be noncitizens. Past claims were found to be exaggerated.
New state regulations could allow skinny three-story homes in backyards
Growing up in a state undergoing profound change, young Texans have own ideas about politics, leadership
Trump's Canada levies hit Michigan especially
Reinterpretation of Endangered Species Act could loosen restrictions.
Another 18, all coming in Todd County, up the state's yearly total to 42.
A potential blue wave has leaders eyeing the state House, Senate, and governorship. Both parties are spending big.
State regulators move to revoke licenses of RegalCare after report of poor care
Did Florida utility commissioners violate state ethics laws? One Republican lawmaker thinks so.
Expansion of operation helps state's clean energy goals, but more is needed
His right-wing, AI-generated outlet skewers state's leaders, attracts criticism
Republican-controlled states have put three dozen laws into effect for this year.
The state's foster population is the lowest it's been in decades. Some experts say there's more to it.
More than $3.5M was spent on ads for 4 GOP nominees
The governor has highlighted “big deals” to lure business investment. Some say the strategy carries political risks.
‘Yes, there was… there was state-sponsored interference in the British democratic process’ Andy Burnham, prime minister
DeSantis' inner circle and state Democrats seize on the scandal ahead of the midterms.
GOP Speaker Mike Johnson was in the state this week. Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries is due in Bucks on Saturday.
Appeals court rules it was wrong to say state leaders “misappropriated” public money to Hope Florida.
Springfield roiled by $2b cost and state's choice of location, builder
Party is investing heavily to defend a state won comfortably two years ago
State's total in 2026 up 71% from 2025, with Austin seeing biggest enforcement increase
Finances and Far Right Imperil Welfare State
The state treasurer is challenging Gov. Josh Shapiro in a midterm year when Republicans already face strong national headwinds.
Polls show he's a liability in close races, so he rallies his base on safer terrain
MORE FOREIGN MEDDLING IS EXPECTED / Administration isn't doing enough, local officials say
Move to pull cash from NC, pour spending into Kansas reveals dire map for party
Rep. Kathy Castor is facing her toughest challenge yet against former GOP state Rep. Mike Beltran.
Analysis reveals obscure expenses of Bluebonnet Learning
Pinellas election officials said state law wouldn't allow it.
Burnham's plan for 'double lock' will remove state pension's link to earnings
California and other states are likely to sue over lower mileage standards for vehicles.
Some people close to him are urging the Council member to clear the way for State Rep. Morgan Cephas to run for City Council's 4th District.
New law streamlines program so students can get on with broader education.
Persistent storm batters coast, drenches state, leaving outages, flooding
Toni Morrison’s “The Bluest Eye” was among those immediately removed after new request from state.
State laws on specialty license plates, animal cruelty, gangs and more go into effect this week.
People from the disability community say they're outraged that leaders steered Medicaid money to politics.
The dispute stands to heighten economic anxiety, especially in 5 crucial border states.
States can resume using controversial federal tool to cross-check eligibility
Statewide U. of I. tour helps system deepen connections with its potential students
Legislator says they shouldn't expect more help from state
House defies judge in moving to reverse California maritime emissions standards.
Justices let states use federal data to target noncitizens, a process seen as error-prone.
Lack of substance reveals the limits of the U.S. president's approach to statecraft.
Pinellas County on Thursday declared a local state of emergency over the tropical disease.
President rolls out red carpet despite friction over trade and tech
Critics say the sale of the Moshannon Valley center in Clearfield County, Pa., could shield it from some oversight by the state.
More than 170 employees have been lost since 2024 — about half of the state’s federal wildlife workforce.
Contenders in key battleground states are urging a speedy end to the unpopular conflict
Statewide candidates can’t agree on details in order to face off.
California and others agree to end antitrust lawsuit over Warner Bros. purchase.
The motorist, a 74-year-old breast cancer survivor, was killed in the February crash.
Gulf of California facility could replace 2/3 of what state will lose
State targeted with subpoenas in federal inquiry into alleged noncitizen voting.
Outlays in key states top $200 million in bid to offset momentum for the Democrats
Texas lacks statewide safety standards and has blocked cities from adopting their own
Rays CEO Ken Babby tours the Atlanta Braves’ complex, sharing elements that will be part of the Tampa site, as well as what the team plans to build bigger and better.
Nkechi Simms, the Top Boy actor, on her quest to retrieve her care files — and what she finally uncovered
Even as state money ticks up, the cost of living is rising faster — and teachers are feeling the pinch.
Crowd calls plan for Amtrak maintenance yard near Rate Field 'nasty real estate deal'
Fillmore Co. has one of lowest vaccination rates.
Party investing in areas Trump carried 3 times.
Roberta Devers rejected immunizations for her son. The state's measles outbreak changed her view: "Babies are dying."
Commissioners blame increase on break for businesses, unfunded GOP state mandates
In a reversal for auto rates, commissioner says unmarried drivers should not pay more.
No Going Back PAC Inc. has spent over $2.5M to support the state’s Republicans.
Tomasz Kosowski watched forensic experts testify during the third day of his trial.
Parents will be able to opt into, rather than out of, their children using AI tools.
High court blocks mail ballot order; he still seeks more control of state-run processes.
Supreme Court backs states, cites inadequate time for implementation
Trump lashes out at Supreme Court justices for blocking his efforts
Election Officials Work to Restore Trust With Confused Voters
Decision is a victory for California and 22 other states that sued to block new rules.
Hotter nights drove average temperatures to record
State hunts for storage solutions while sea level rises next to San Onofre plant set for demolition
There were decreases in reported incidents from 2024 to 2025, a yearly state tally shows.
A flaw in the state's equipment could compromise secret ballots in November.
Fiercely political race for diminished, nonpartisan office
Missed warnings and late reckoning let scandal grow to one of the largest in state history.
From a dirt court near Gap to a state championship, Layla Curtis is a symbol of what's possible for athletes in the Navajo Nation.
Chicago firefighters salute as elected officials and members of the public pay tribute at Navy Pier on Friday, the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks in the United States.
Lawmakers didn't get the report on the state's disaster fund debts until just before a vote.
Big Tech and groups with interests in state back the front-runner to be next governor.
Some of them may end up back under purview of the state’s attorney
Justice Department to look at whether county is providing humane conditions for inmates.
France and Canada plan to take similar action to support a two-state solution.
About one-third of Americans weren't yet born when the 2001 attacks killed nearly 3,000 people.
Students without permanent legal status navigate Illinois in-state tuition changes
After state-election loss, Merz faces pressure to weaken firewall against AfD
State board OKs rewrite despite pleas from Texas Muslims
High attendance, long lines have some yearning for when Get-Together was less of a smash hit.
Tied to false statements to law enforcement in Metro Surge incident.
Lawmakers pass bills on house-hardening funds, smoke damage, mandates for insurers.
Strikes come after country’s state media reported a hit by U.S.
In state charges, he tells the court “I’m a patriot” as trial set for Nov. 2.
Governor grilled the top four Republican statewide hopefuls at Tuesday’s forum.
The Fla. Department of Transportation’s move comes amid outcry about use of the surveillance technology.
Whistleblower: USPS plan could jeopardize process for mail ballots
The 6.6-inch pellet fell during March storms in Kankakee
FTC, over 20 states allege the company reaped billions by manipulating prices
Public ‘rightfully concerned’ over plate reader misuse, Mayes says
Some residents return to devastated homes
State lawmakers seek to stop firms from setting charges based on customers’ data.
Nearly a year after the state covered up the Progressive Pride street mural, the rainbow underneath is beginning to show through.
Local governments look to close gaps in funding as expenses shift away from state and federal levels.
Illinois ignores rules and red flags as ‘servant leader’ runs up $100M state tab, then closes 2 hospitals
Administration and Family Business Align on Legal Disputes Over Wagers
Legislation to ban disposable devices, a toxic waste plague, heads to Newsom.
State lawmakers pass bills to limit shady outreach tactics and investor influence.
Minnesota and others are challenging Trump's bid to restrict voting.
A state official says that in an email about the fast closure that stunned Hillsborough officials.
Deal reached with states ● No admission of fault ● California trial halted ● Daily user limits imposed
Deal With 47 States Addresses Addiction of Children to Social Media Sites
Company to implement major changes to restrict use of Facebook and Instagram for under-18s to settle landmark case brought by 29 US states
Reinstated St. Sabina pastor challenges the church’s child abuse inquiry procedures
Tourists among the victims as 160 killed, hundreds missing
Facebook, Instagram parent settles court fight over harm states say platforms inflicted on children.
They want to know how the disaster money was spent, and why a state-mandated report about it is late.
Parton transcended politics through her humble and often humorous message of acceptance
The duties might be most painful for border states heading into the midterms.
Some candidates for state office see groundswell
The patients died in Lancaster County, the epicenter of the state's outbreak, with almost half of the nearly 400 cases seen in the state.
Schools cite low enrollment, budget issues and state laws
State applauds decision, but also ponders lawsuit
Ellison wants to run on fighting Trump. Schutz is focusing on fraud.
Political pressure has Texas universities adjusting curriculum as students head back
Some homeowners are seeing their real estate tax bills soar after this year's property reassessment. Over 2,000 new assessments more than doubled.
New buildings and new leadership mark the new school year at many of the state’s institutes of higher learning.
Pinellas officials are leaning on the controversial wastewater solution as a state deadline looms.
State is one of few that will charge for mountain rescues
Children's hospitals in state ring alarm on Medicaid pay rule
Some contracts now assert that detention centers aren't subject to local or state laws.
Mayor’s attempt to have them adorn building runs into church-state block
Meanwhile, attorneys assert city is using a state law provision to stall these cases
State looks to make up for Colorado River’s decline
As Republicans celebrate at Illinois State Fair, weather becomes metaphor for a party short on money and message discipline