Governor Stein's executive order enhances crisis response, improves behavioral health access, supports workforce, and strengthens public safety in North Carolina.
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Maricopa County plans a mail-in election for Tempe on March 10, 2026. Key dates include voter registration by 2/9 and ballot mailing starts 2/11.
Lombardo dodged a hearing on safety violations by Musk's Boring Co., igniting concerns over political interference and unfilled oversight positions.
Maricopa County invites residents to foster a dog for Valentine's Day. This temporary arrangement aids shelter dogs in finding their forever homes.
The Board of Supervisors mandates a public hearing on Feb 9 to address voter disenfranchisement claims, ensuring electoral transparency and accountability.
Governor Stein advises caution on roads as crews clear snow after the storm; low temperatures may cause refreezing and black ice, impacting travel safety.
Governor Stein advises caution on roads as snow and gusty winds persist, causing treacherous travel and potentially hazardous conditions across North Carolina.
Nevada Dems Chair Monroe-Moreno honors Black History Month, lauding Black leaders’ contributions and pledging to fight for representation and against injustice.
Governor Stein urges North Carolinians to stay indoors as a winter storm brings up to 12 inches of snow, high winds, and freezing temperatures across the state.
Governor Stein marks 250 years of the U.S., urging North Carolinians to reflect on democratic ideals and continue striving for freedom, equality, and opportunity.