Department of Education initiatives that sup port low-income, first-generation, and disabled students, such as TRIO and GEAR UP, are at risk, despite having bipartisan support. If they are cut in the ...

ALBANY — One in every five New Yorkers now identifies as part of the LGBTQ+ community, which faces higher rates of mental ...

CT Dept of Energy and Environmental Protection said it won't issue transfer station permit, a move that puts agency at odds ...

A suburban Milwaukee businessman, former Navy SEAL and political newcomer entered Wisconsin’s race for governor Wednesday, ...

Rep. Van Orden (R-WI) is taking credit for a $1 billion boost to Wisconsin's Medicaid program—despite voting for the bill ...

The Trump administration is conducting a spiteful investigation against former FBI Director James Comey and former CIA ...

The latest Wisconsin state budget establishes a state film office, offering up to $5 million in incentives to boost film industry production. Minnesota used to offer similar incentives under a ...

The Florida University University community gathered Wednesday to showcase the creation of an institute in its College of ...

Many middle-class and wealthy families will see some benefits from the new legislation. But programs that help low-income ...

The following message was sent to all faculty and staff on Wednesday, July 9, 2025 ...

AON, a health insurance consultant, and Murphy Administration officials announced on Wednesday that premiums in the State ...

The two bills signed by the governor create sweeping exemptions for urban infill housing developments up to 20 acres.