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Nevada attorney general starts Social Security disruptions webpage
() - Amidst concerns over national restrictions and threats to the Social Security system, Nevada’s attorney general is ...
Spokane leaders join forces to address drug crisis after long divide
Transcending jurisdictional and party lines, elected officials from Spokane County and the city of Spokane met Friday for an ...
Homelessness up by 90% since 2020 in Colorado, according to report
Colorado has seen the fourth highest percentage increase in homelessness in the U.S. since 2020, according to a new report.
Frustrated with tariffs, some family businesses fight back
Victor Schwartz has been importing wine for nearly four decades, little of which prepared him to deal with President Donald Trump's on-again, off-again tariffs.
Washington Parents Network files Title VI complaint against Reykdal
Washington Parents Network filed a complaint Friday against Washington Superintendent of Public Instruction Chris Reykdal for ...
Just 30% of Illinois 4th graders read at proficiency standards
Illinois Republican state Rep. Dan Ugaste is speaking out against a “nationwide literacy crisis” that counts Illinois among ...
Illinois quick hits: Indiana governor to sign bill to create border commission; Mahomet considers grocery tax;
Another Illinois community will be voting this week on implementing a grocery tax. Mahomet officials said the city would lose ...
Survey: WA employers wary of recession, tariffs, increased state taxes
A spring survey of more than 400 Washington state employers indicates rising fears of a possible recession, concerns related to President Donald Trump’s tariffs, and anxiety ...
Battleground voters want Trump tax cuts extended, poll says
Worried about high living costs, Americans in key battleground districts want lawmakers to extend the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act ...
DEI on Campus: George Mason renames DEI office
George Mason University renamed its diversity, equity and inclusion office following federal guidance ending DEI, joining ...