After a late-March federal cut, Miami’s 81-bed Catholic shelter for unaccompanied minors must close, disrupting foster care and family reunifications.
Ohio veterans criticize Gov. DeWine’s deployment of Guard troops to D.C., citing legal concerns and risks to public trust and military neutrality.
On a quiet Saturday morning in early June, Marcelo Gomes da Silva was heading to volleyball practice when ICE agents pulled over his car. In moments, the 18-year-old honor student found himself in federal custody, not because he was the target, but because agents were looking for his father. Marcelo,
Facial recognition tech in Michigan schools aims for safety but faces bias and privacy concerns, says Molly Kleinman.
Reno’s $350M stadium project, funded by private investors, aims to boost sports tourism and local economy, says Vice Mayor.
Lori Leggert’s childcare joins Michigan’s pilot for no-cost pre-K in home settings, offering savings and flexibility.
“Virginia McGregor attended a garden party at the British embassy in D.C. to welcome King Charles III and Queen Camilla.”
South Carolina’s measles outbreak is over, with 997 cases mainly in unvaccinated individuals. Vaccination is key.
Jon Husted proposed a balanced-budget amendment leading to potential Social Security and Medicare cuts, sparking debate.
Alaska Sen. Dan Sullivan made stock trades worth up to $2 million while in office, fueling opposition to trade bans.
Two of the world’s most influential voices—Pope Leo XIV and former President Donald Trump— have entered an unprecedented public dispute over the war in Iran. Their recent statements reveal starkly different perspectives on conflict, leadership and the role of faith.
Nebraska businesses face challenges reclaiming $166B in tariff refunds; complex process hinders efforts, says Hunt.
Spring blooms as wildflowers, daffodils, and tulips emerge. Penn State Master Gardeners offer tips for a fruitful season.
USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins supports a new farm bill to aid Wisconsin farmers, highlighting whole milk in schools.
Nigerian twins Stephen and Nathan Olusemire captivated a Winston-Salem audience with their bassoon and horn skills.
Western Nevada’s recent quake triggered aftershocks. Unlike California, large quakes are rare here, but damage can be significant.
Facial recognition tech in Michigan schools aims for safety but faces bias and privacy concerns, says Molly Kleinman.
Georgia declares Level One Drought Response, requiring public info campaigns to promote water conservation efforts.
Athens-Clarke County Mayor Kelly Girtz highlights population growth and plans for 600+ new affordable housing units.
Reno’s $350M stadium project, funded by private investors, aims to boost sports tourism and local economy, says Vice Mayor.