The arm of the Democratic Party tasked with working on state legislative races announced Wednesday it will invest $500,000 in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. The funds are the first part of a $2.2 million investment in battleground states, which is itself part of a larger $10 million investment the Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee (DLCC) […]
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The recently wrapped Republican National Convention in Milwaukee rolled out the red carpet (literally!) for local Wisconsin media outlets. And by most accounts, “Wisconsin Media Row” was a success.
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The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty, or WILL, has gotten more involved with local school boards.
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The former president and his allies have pledged to slash federal programs that have helped cities and community groups cut emissions despite resistance from state lawmakers.
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Since last June, New York City’s four free public health vending machines have dispensed over 18,000 items — everything from COVID tests and safe sex products to fentanyl test strips and 2,100 naloxone kits to reverse overdoses, according to the city Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. When the health department first announced the program […]
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Louisiana lawmakers have added two drugs commonly used in pregnancy and reproductive health care to the state’s list of controlled dangerous substances, a move that has alarmed doctors in the state.
Even as part of a popular South Dakota tourist attraction, an independent pharmacy serving locals, remote ranchers, and sightseers struggles with staffing and insurer payments.
The Glen Lyn plant, which opened in 1919, has been sitting vacant for almost a decade. Whether, and how, it might be repurposed is the subject of a new study.
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El campo de aspirantes a la gubernatura de California aumentó esta semana cuando Antonio Villaraigosa, ex presidente de la Asamblea estatal y alcalde de Los Ángeles, declaró su candidatura en un video de YouTube.
Un médico de una prisión de California acumuló más de 1,000 horas de tiempo libre personal y utilizó parte de ellas para trabajar en un segundo empleo. Afirmó que enfrentó represalias cuando los funcionarios comenzaron a escudriñar su tiempo y luego recuperaron gran parte de su tiempo disponible de vacaciones.