Walz's back-to-the-office edict will harm many Minnesota families - MinnPostThe new in-person work requirement will negatively impact many state employees and their families, despite the success of remote work during the pandemic.
Minnesota and Maine Share Ideas on the Future of BEAD with LutnickStates are requesting changes to the BEAD Program to improve rural broadband deployment.Minnesota and Maine have provided specific suggestions to enhance the effectiveness of the program.
From California to New York, Democratic governors gear up for Trump's next termDemocratic governors are mobilizing to protect their states from anticipated right-wing changes under Trump's upcoming administration.
New Jersey Gubernatorial Race: Where Do the Governor Candidates Stand on the Issues?Commitment to clean energy goals in face of federal challenges.Focus on diverse clean energy strategies, including EVs and solar.Emphasis on environmental justice for all communities.
From California to New York, Democratic governors gear up for Trump's next termDemocratic governors are mobilizing to protect their states from anticipated right-wing changes under Trump's upcoming administration.
New Jersey Gubernatorial Race: Where Do the Governor Candidates Stand on the Issues?Commitment to clean energy goals in face of federal challenges.Focus on diverse clean energy strategies, including EVs and solar.Emphasis on environmental justice for all communities.
New report states how many new homes Mass. needs to build by 2035. It's a lot.Massachusetts must construct 222,000 housing units by 2035 to remain competitive and affordable.
UC Berkeley enrolls more California residentsUC Berkeley increased California resident enrollment by 803 students, a 3% rise, while the overall undergraduate enrollment decreased slightly to 33,070.
Ruling by a conservative Supreme Court could help blue states resist Trump policiesThe Loper Bright ruling allows blue states to legally challenge federal regulations, countering conservative policies with increased judicial scrutiny.
GOP governors say they'll aid in Trump's mass deportationsGOP leaders are reinforcing local and state collaboration for Trump's mass deportation plans amidst criticisms about community trust and constitutional concerns.
Healey says Mass. won't cooperate with mass deportationsGov. Healey vows not to assist in federal deportation efforts, pledging to use all available resources to protect undocumented immigrants and uphold the law.
GOP governors say they'll aid in Trump's mass deportationsGOP leaders are reinforcing local and state collaboration for Trump's mass deportation plans amidst criticisms about community trust and constitutional concerns.
Healey says Mass. won't cooperate with mass deportationsGov. Healey vows not to assist in federal deportation efforts, pledging to use all available resources to protect undocumented immigrants and uphold the law.
Texas to take final vote on whether curriculum can include Bible-infused teachingsThe Texas State Board of Education is considering introducing Bible lessons in public schools, sparking debate over religion's role in education.
These Bay Area counties will launch mental health CARE' courts. Can they help solve homelessness?California is launching CARE courts to treat individuals with serious psychiatric disorders and address homeless mental health challenges.
California governor ordered that homeless encampments be removed. How much has changed?Gov. Newsom's approach to homelessness includes directing state agencies to clear encampments from state property with an emphasis on accountability.
These Bay Area counties will launch mental health CARE' courts. Can they help solve homelessness?California is launching CARE courts to treat individuals with serious psychiatric disorders and address homeless mental health challenges.
California governor ordered that homeless encampments be removed. How much has changed?Gov. Newsom's approach to homelessness includes directing state agencies to clear encampments from state property with an emphasis on accountability.
The Opportunities When You Start at 99%: Connecticut's State Broadband DirectorConnecticut has 99% broadband access but faces a 12% adoption gap, focusing on bridging this divide for greater internet equity.