A federal proposal could cut water supplies up to 40% for Arizona, California, and Nevada, impacting millions due to severe drought.

Safety concerns rise during events like Detroit's parade after violent incidents.

Mail voting begins amid disputes and Postal Service issues, raising concerns over election integrity and efficiency.

As North Carolina kicks off mail voting, legal and postal challenges raise risks for voters and officials.

Eight proposed measures include education, voting ID, and tax changes.

States are creating paid leave programs, benefiting families and economies, with Virginia leading as the first Southern state to act.

Michigan police stepped up immigration referrals post-Trump's re-election, raising community concerns about trust and enforcement practices.

A report highlights increasing foodborne illnesses tied to reduced safety measures under Trump, raising public health concerns nationwide.

Advocacy group targets Lawler over rising costs in the Hudson Valley.

At their Lansing convention, Democrats address policy rifts, notably El-Sayed's comments on Israel and efforts to unify.

The lawsuit contests Arizona's tuition benefits for noncitizens, claiming discrimination against U.S. citizens, aiming for broader policy changes.

Rising gas prices spike due to Trump's actions, impacting families financially.