Midterm elections in NC and TX could determine the balance of power in the Senate; End of nuclear weapons pact signals demise of U.S. diplomacy; WA voting rights advocates: SCOTUS ruling could harm voters of color; NM's senior senator leads opposition to Pearce EPA nomination; CT residents face challenges affording everyday life.
Voters in Arkansas, North Carolina, and Texas kick off the 2026 midterm primary elections, nuclear weapons experts warn of a diplomacy breakdown as the Iran war expands and blue states aim to hike taxes on the ultra-rich.
Washington, D.C. - After President Bush returns from the Beijing Olympics and celebrating warm United States/China relations, he's expected to turn …
Madison, WI - It's almost back-to-school time in Wisconsin, and the 2008 national "Teacher of the Year" is still on a summer road trip. Seventh-grade …
Lansing, MI - The list of complaints from Michigan residents against insurance companies is long, and some of the problems with unpaid claims and …
Columbus, OH – Nearly two dozen organizations have filed a joint response to plans by Ohio's Public Utilities Commission for new controls on …
Traverse City, MI - A sleek, fast 60-foot sailboat is completing a quick run from Chicago to the Straits of Mackinac this week. The "Earth Voyager" …
Madison, WI – Wisconsin legislators have earned their "green stripes," with the highest marks ever from the League of Conservation Voters (LCV)…
Columbus, OH – We've all heard them - nasty political attack ads that seem to do nothing to convey how a candidate can handle the job he or she …
Madison, WI – Expect to see more Wisconsin-grown food at local stores and restaurants in the state. The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture is …
Washington, D.C. – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency plans to reduce airborne lead pollution across the country. However, the rules fall …
Columbus, OH – The President and Congress are squaring off over a key funding question for Medicare. Congress this past week approved a new …
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