The White House declared Virginia to have sustained a major disaster, which means residents of some localities can start applying for individual assistance from FEMA.
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Oct. 2 — Constitution Party presidential candidate Randall Terry, despite not being on the ballot in New York, held a news conference in Binghamton to campaign against Proposition One, a New York state measure aimed at expanding equal rights protections. Terry, who is on the ballot in 12 states, strongly criticized the proposition, calling it […]
Summit County leaders plan to create a $45 million fund, using money from the opioid litigation settlement, to build a foundation that will pay for innovative solutions to addiction and other health challenges in the county in perpetuity.
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The opponents disagreed on housing, poverty, abortion and economic policy, among other key issues.
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The US Supreme Court’s high-profile Grants Pass ruling allows cities to clear homeless encampments, even if they can’t offer shelter. A scholar explains why a Housing First approach is more effective.
Critics say the Wisconsin Department of Corrections is limiting prisoner access to information while wider entry points for drugs remain open.
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Wisconsin Watch founders Andy and Dee Hall were recently awarded the 2024 Service to Nonprofit News Award, the biggest honor from the Institute for Nonprofit News.
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$4.7 million investment from city climate change sales tax builds an “agrivoltaic” system and 30,000 pounds of potential vegetable harvest
Mayor Justin Bibb said it’s too early to draw conclusions from the police stop data until federal monitors offer their analysis.
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The historic federal indictment of Mayor Eric Adams alleging he obtained more than $10 million in public matching funds for his 2021 campaign under false pretenses now casts a shadow over his 2025 campaign’s requests for more matching funds from the Campaign Finance Board. Prosecutors allege that the 2021 campaign certified that all the contributions […]
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