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Arizona Second Chance Bill Heads to Governor After Unanimous Passage A criminal justice reform bill aimed at giving certain first-time offenders a narrow path to a second chance is headed

A Night of Music, Memory and Mission Donna Summer’s music filled dance floors, defined an era and gave generations a soundtrack for joy. Now, her legacy will help shine a

Every day across America, mail carriers walk familiar streets, climb front steps, cross lawns and approach doors that may seem routine to the rest of us. But for the men

As college costs continue to weigh heavily on students and families across the country, a new tuition proposal in Wisconsin is drawing sharp criticism from Republican lawmakers who say public

Some days the internet gives us breaking news. Some days it gives us politics, weather alerts, economic warnings and sports highlights. And then there are the sacred days when America

Some days arrive with solemn meaning, historic weight, and an expectation that we all stand a little straighter and reflect on the larger human condition. Today is not one of

Vermont is taking a first-in-the-nation step on agricultural chemical regulation after Gov. Phil Scott signed legislation prohibiting the sale and use of the herbicide paraquat. On May 26, Scott signed

Michigan is moving forward with a major investment in the future of Selfridge Air National Guard Base, after Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed legislation this week providing critical funding for infrastructure

A new analysis from political strategist and pollster David Winston and The Winston Group examines Texas voting trends and identifies several key voter groups that could determine the outcome of

Remember when summer felt like it lasted forever? When the time between birthdays seemed endless? When a school year felt like a lifetime and waiting for Christmas felt almost impossible?