May recorded the fewest housing starts since early 2020, raising concerns.

Former President Trump supports John James, highlighting his strengths as the primary race heats up in Michigan.

The Navajo Nation Council postponed the ZenniHome hearing amid serious allegations, highlighting ongoing housing challenges and accountability issues.

The Michigan Legislative Black Caucus advocates for reparative justice bills to support descendants of slavery and address historical injustices.

Michigan legislators seek reparative justice for Black residents, tackling inequities from slavery and segregation through new initiatives.

Michigan leaders push for lasting water bill aid for struggling families as costs rise amid inflation concerns.

In a competitive race, El-Sayed's ads emphasize grassroots ties and health expertise.

In a heated Montana Senate race, Bankhead challenges Bodnar's past conduct and leadership amid discrimination allegations.

The U.S. and Iran's new deal aims to reduce tensions and stabilize oil flow.

Arizona faces severe water cuts as Colorado River talks stall, threatening supply.

As Michigan's budget deadline looms, GOP leaders weigh extensions amidst concerns from educational leaders over potential impacts.

Arizona's new $18.3B budget reflects bipartisan efforts yet faces criticism for education funding cuts and law enforcement allocations.

As Congress debates the farm bill, state animal welfare laws face potential rollback.

Alaska Senator Dan Sullivan faces scrutiny for over $1.5M in luxury spending, raising questions about campaign finance and advocacy.

Michigan lawmakers promote measures to reduce lead risks for kids' health.

The Trump administration's cessation of the $1.8B fund raises legislative concern, prompting Democrats to ensure future protections against abuses.

The UAW endorses Abdul El-Sayed, signaling a shift toward progressive values.

GOP advances major immigration funding while facing internal divisions.

The Arizona Supreme Court has ruled to send the fake elector case back to the grand jury, affecting notable figures like Giuliani.

The Trump administration's rule could politicize funding for vital research sectors, raising urgent concerns among scientists and advocates.