2026 gov race: Hatley puts in another $5M, Blackburn raises $2.1M, Green $1M
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Lowndes commission approves $1.15 billion tax break for a data center despite pushback
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A former school finds new life as affordable housing for NC seniors
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Colorado food banks strapped for resources to meet growing demand amid inflation, SNAP cuts
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Data centers can’t be stopped, but good policy is needed, NDSU researcher says
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Enrollment in Alabama’s public community colleges surpasses 100,000 students
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Va. lawmakers, Spanberger grapple with loss of federal healthcare funds for trans youth
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Virginia sees gains in kindergarten readiness, but gaps persist for underserved students
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Regulators approve plan to remove damaged fuel assembly at Palisades
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DC, Maryland and Virginia under power grid emergency and more headlines
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2 states, 2 abortion ballot measures, and the effort to win over Gen Z voters
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Bethlehem’s landfill is set to close. What happens next for residents is murky.
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Ballard is hoping for another once-in-a-lifetime upset
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State auditors find widespread compliance failures in opioid treatment oversight
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Louisiana opens enrollment for 274,000 Medicaid recipients who must switch plans
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Republican Tom Tiffany seeks to boost turnout in Waukesha with an assist from Brett Favre
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Gov. Tony Evers tours new Milwaukee juvenile facility for 32 boys
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Pennsylvania’s attorney general accuses insulin makers, PBMs of insulin ‘pricing scheme’
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‘Jeffrey, I forgive you’: Father of slain children supports clemency for Indiana death row inmate
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Former Platner volunteers turn grassroots energy into independent organizing machine
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Increases in farm building assessments fuel calls to revisit Indiana’s property valuation system
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Lawsuit alleges MDOC staff filmed incarcerated woman while giving birth, violating privacy statute
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Ohio early vote way up compared to 2022 but absentee ballot requests are down
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Cleveland State University latest Ohio college to offer free tuition for qualified in-state students
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