Politics· States Newsroom

State officials ask WV Supreme Court for more time on school funding lawsuit, cite upcoming session

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Politics· States Newsroom

Miners file case against West Virginia coal safety officials over silica dust

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A wastewater manager faces 3 years in prison for hiding 3 years of E. coli contamination from SC

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Politics· States Newsroom

Greetings, readers: I’m the new editor of the Washington State Standard. Pleased to meet you.

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Immigration· ProPublica

After ProPublica Investigation, House Democrats Demand Answers on U.S. Citizens Detained by Immigration Agents

By Nicole Foy · 2h ago

Politics· States Newsroom

UW Regents choose next UW president

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New Mexico lawmakers still split on legislative compensation ballot question as Election Day nears

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Pharmacy linked to Indiana execution drug invoice faces possible suspension

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Oklahoma early in-person voting up from four years ago

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Day before election, Trump’s DOJ asks US Supreme Court to rule in California voting case

By jfischler@statesnewsroom.com · 2h ago

Politics· States Newsroom

Pre-Election Day poll predicts Democratic sweep in Rhode Island

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More Kentuckians cast votes early this year than they did during the 2022 midterms

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SC grocery aid no longer covers candy, sodas, other sugary foods

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Early voting in Maine surpasses last midterm election

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Tax increases to fund rural firefighting on ballots in quarter of Oregon counties

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A rare push to release Hinds County jail detainees exposes a dysfunctional system

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2 North Dakota counties ask voters to override property tax cap

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Outside Michigan ICE detention center, activists mourn the dead and demand change

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Democrats and unaffiliated voters cast about 73% of ballots in NC’s record-setting early turnout

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Politics· States Newsroom

Cowboy Cafe’s change to a bistro a sign of a new Medora

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Analysis· The Conversation

Not in a FEMA flood zone? Your home could still be at risk – and you could suffer more than your neighbor

By Yilei Yu, Senior Researcher and Postdoctoral Fellow in Geography, Rice University, Dylan Connor, Associate Professor of Geographical Sciences and Urban Planning, Arizona State University, James R. Elliott, Professor of Sociology, Rice University · 6h ago

Politics· States Newsroom

Election Day is Tuesday. Here’s what you need to know

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Analysis· The Conversation

Disaster aid has become a political lottery – libraries, schools and places of worship are stepping into the breach

By Daniel P. Aldrich, Professor of Political Science, Public Policy and Urban Affairs, Northeastern University · 6h ago

Analysis· The Conversation

Students who attended Miami-Dade public school pre-K outperformed peers in 18-year study

By Charles Bleiker, Associate Professor of Early Childhood Education, Florida International University, Adam Winsler, Professor of Applied Developmental Psychology, George Mason University, Kaitlyn Mumma, Researcher, Applied Developmental Psychology, George Mason University · 6h ago

Analysis· The Conversation

Getting a big head start on holiday shopping can benefit retailers and consumers alike

By James Malm, Professor of Finance and Director of the Global Business Resource Center, College of Charleston · 6h ago

Analysis· The Conversation

Why do galaxies rotate?

By Edwin Alexani, Ph.D. Student in Astrophysical Sciences and Technology, Rochester Institute of Technology, Michael Zemcov, Professor of Physics, Director of Astrophysical Sciences and Technology, Rochester Institute of Technology · 6h ago

Analysis· The Conversation

How to prepare your online life for your death

By Jenny Tang, Ph.D. Student in Societal Computing, Carnegie Mellon University, Xiaoyuan (Owen) Wu, Ph.D. Student in Societal Computing, Carnegie Mellon University · 6h ago

Politics· States Newsroom

Metro effort to depoliticize towing contract enables conflicts, say critics

6h ago

Politics· States Newsroom

Why school board members aren’t running for reelection: ‘A lot of disillusionment’

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Politics· States Newsroom

Energy costs dominate midterms; climate battles play out down ballot

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Politics· States Newsroom

How Question 6 gives patients stronger protections

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Politics· States Newsroom

Immigration could be a solution to Utah’s ‘wicked’ demographic woes, researchers say

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Politics· States Newsroom

These purple WA districts are trending blue. What changed?

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Politics· States Newsroom

Five questions about Missouri’s election. Some are easier to answer than others.

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Politics· States Newsroom

Nebraska icon on the move: Relocation set for historic Bryan mansion, to let hospital grow

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Ayoub: Sounds of silence return after costly campaigns

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Democrats highlight healthcare affordability on campaign trail

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Politics· States Newsroom

The quiet rewrite of America’s signature preservation law

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Nebraska candidates, ballot measures exceed $63M in fundraising before Nov. 3 election

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Restaurateur Brent Swadley’s light sentence for fraud isn’t justice for Oklahoma taxpayers

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‘Everyone has a voice’: Idaho Conservation League names new executive director

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Who’s responsible for Yellowstone’s water? After whiplash between Biden, Trump, EPA says Wyoming.

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Michigan Democrats rally behind El-Sayed as Stevens goes rogue to support Rogers

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School counseling becomes issue in Alabama state school board races

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US Supreme Court to hear arguments in latest debate over LGBTQ+ protections in Colorado

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Proposal would issue up to $500M in bonds for Arkansas’ aging water infrastructure

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Idahoans must – once again – fight off a serious federal water threat

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3 years after fight over LGBTQ+ books, an Arkansas community takes up vote to cut library money

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Drug pricing program changes worry West Virginia clinic

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Politics· States Newsroom

Republican, Democratic Governors Associations put $2.5M into Nebraska governor’s race

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Politics· States Newsroom

Early voting turnout tops 1.28M, about 98K short of 2018 total

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Democracy· ProPublica

“Chaos” in the Air: Five Ways Voting Could Be Disrupted on Election Day

By Jen Fifield · 8h ago

Politics· States Newsroom

Election will test how far Trump has fallen in Kentucky

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With property taxes on the ballot, New Hampshire’s caucus midterm turns hyperlocal

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A WKY agency is wielding eminent domain for a gas pipeline. Landowners say they’re being bullied.

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Politics· States Newsroom

In Virginia and beyond, Democratic candidates increasingly embrace Medicare For All

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