Nevada Gov. Lombardo Faces Scrutiny Over Special Interest Donations
A review of campaign finance disclosures reveals Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo’s controversial donor loyalty patterns.
May 5, 2026
The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s new College of Computing and AI will prioritize ethics and public good over industry.
The state Senate voted 36-9 to delay property tax revaluations due to rising real estate values, affecting several counties.
WakeMed aims to join Atrium Health for financial strength and upgrades, despite concerns over rising healthcare costs.
For Maud Dahme, survival meant staying hidden. She was 6 when her parents sent her and her sister away to hide.
Drones transform industries in the mountainous West, aiding agriculture, energy, and firefighting efforts.
Un informe de Climate Central revela que los inviernos más cálidos en EE. UU. están alargando las temporadas de alergias.
Gov. Tony Evers sues Wisconsin’s Joint Finance Committee, arguing a 2018 law requiring its approval for DOJ actions is unconstitutional.
Workers, caregivers, and non-disabled individuals face stricter Medicaid rules, risking coverage loss in Nevada.
El fallo reciente permite a inmigrantes en Nevada solicitar audiencia de fianza, mejorando sus condiciones legales.
Asheville considers reallocating $19.2M to repair homes post-Hurricane Helene, altering initial $3M allocation.
Mayor Girtz’s proposed budget for Athens-Clarke County is $377.3M, focusing on public safety and employee pay raises.
