Mayor Chokwe A. Lumumba recalled the challenges the City of Jackson has faced over his tenure and celebrated the Mississippi capital’s resilience during the final State of the City address of his second term in office. Lumumba has already drawn challe…
Opinion | No Country Still Uses an Electoral College, Except the U.S.
Joshua Holzer writes on the origins of the Electoral College and how the United States is the only country that currently uses it
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Obituary: Adrienne Posner

Adrienne Posner, of Ithaca, NY, passed away on October 13, 2024, after an eleven-month battle with brain cancer. She spent her last days in her home, peacefully resting, and in […]
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Teton County, Jackson say bill giving developers a break undermines affordable housing


Legislators push forward a complex measure to curb development fees even though local and state planners justify requiring builders to pony up for impacts.
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Childhood Vaccine Coverage Remains High in New York, But State Not Fully in the Clear

This article was originally published by Healthbeat, a nonprofit newsroom covering public health published by Civic News Company and KFF Health News. New data on childhood vaccinations shows many states are sweating because coverage continues to decline after taking a big hit during the pandemic. However, New Yorkers have a different story: We continue to […]
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Price tag of highly competitive race in Colorado’s 8th Congressional District surpasses $20 million

Democratic super PACs reported spending $8.4 million in the 8th District through Friday to help U.S. Rep. Yadira Caraveo. Republican super PACs spent nearly $6.3 million through Friday to benefit state Rep. Gabe Evans of Fort Lupton.
Homeless camp sweeps don’t cut crime, says study of 300 Denver cleanups

Crimes including car theft and pubic disorder dropped after a sweep, but for the first week and only within a quarter-mile radius, the CU Anschutz study found
What Kroger’s CEO meant when he said he never thinks about raising prices

As prosecution in Colorado’s antitrust case to block the Kroger-Albertsons merger rests, King Soopers’ parent starts its defense
Harris vs. Trump: What Does the 2024 Election Bode for New York’s Economy?

From taxes and poverty reduction to housing, infrastructure and climate change, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are at odds on the key economic issues that will affect New York. No one knows if the winning candidate will be able to follow through on their promises. Implementing them will require action by Congress, which may wind […]
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Why Insurance Rates for New York Property Owners are Soaring

Logan Browne thought he already experienced sticker shock from his Bushwick condo building’s insurance rate tripling last year. Then, this summer, the insurance company dropped the building, citing a “loss ratio” that Browne, the condo board president, said related to water damage claims in 2020 and 2023 after heavy rainfall flooded the basement. Browne’s management […]
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