SHPO grants $673,000 to 8 Michigan communities for historic building preservation, boosting economic growth and community pride in rural areas.
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Arizona's race for superintendent of public instruction is one of the most consequential education contests on the 2026 ballot, with two candidates offering sharply different visions for how the state should run its public schools.
A Penn State regional campus system that was nearly dismantled is now charting a new course — and a new leader with five degrees, a professional tennis career, and a background as a classical pianist is the one holding the map.
Christa Pike survived her own execution. The state of Tennessee administered two full doses of pentobarbital, and she did not die — leaving witnesses, prison officials, and the public to grapple with what it means when a government carries out its most irreversible act and gets it wrong.
With the 2026 midterm elections just weeks away, immigrant communities across North Carolina are navigating a charged political environment — one where fear of immigration enforcement is shaping how some eligible voters think about going to the polls.
Governor Stein announces $660K in grants to 13 N.C. workforce boards to enhance employer partnerships and job opportunities through innovative programs.
Iowa farmers are contending with difficult harvest conditions as the latest crop report shows a slight dip in crop condition ratings amid yet another wet stretch of weather. The ongoing wet pattern has kept pressure on growers across the state as the fall harvest season presses forward.
Every day, millions of Americans receive emails and text messages designed to steal their money or personal information — and the people sending them are getting dramatically better at it. Artificial intelligence is giving scammers a powerful new edge, and consumer protection experts say the public needs to understand how the threat has changed.
The Coopersville Rotary Club's crowdfunding aims to complete 2 miles of the North Bank Trail, enhancing connectivity and boosting recreation and local tourism.
Governor Shapiro's initiative to enhance high-speed internet access in rural Pennsylvania is lauded by leaders for bridging the digital divide.