Regional & State News

Thirteen more wild horses shot dead since January after a 2022 massacre.

The statute of limitations has emerged as a significant obstacle for lawsuits like Soren Aldaco’s.

Failure to do so could result in civil penalties or removal from office by Gov. Ron DeSantis, Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier told the mayor.

Schultz Family Foundation will still be located in Seattle.

The bill aims to curb complicity in Beijing’s state-sanctioned abuse.

Thousands of union workers voted to walk off their jobs at one of the nation’s largest beef packing plants.

ABC reported that Iran planned to hit the Golden State. The governor’s security office has elevated its posture since the war started, an official said.

The president toured a manufacturing facility near Cincinnati before traveling to a logistics company to mobilize the vote this November.

The governor wants to centralize the state’s Medicaid amid federal fraud pressure.

Matthew Farwell, a former Stoughton police officer, has been charged with fatally strangling 23-year-old Sandra Birchmore, who was eight weeks pregnant.

The defendants allegedly used false documents to claim certain vehicles were delivered outside California.

Rescue teams were ready when a small aircraft with two aboard landed on the icy Hudson River on the night of March 2.

Two California state lawmakers have introduced a bill to restore government-funded health care coverage to illegal immigrants.

The company denied wrongdoing but agreed to pay $11.5 million to resolve a long-running lawsuit over the effectiveness of canine joint supplements.

The America First Refining project at Port of Brownsville aims to convert U.S. shale oil into gasoline and diesel for domestic markets.

The judge’s ruling sustained House policy as reasonable and viewpoint-neutral, dismissing claims of First Amendment violations by the reporters.

Gov. Kay Ivey’s commutation means life in prison for the 75-year-old inmate, who had already chosen his final meal before execution.

Land-reform rules mean rural dwellers who want to develop their property will have to pay for permits, lawyers, and studies that many can’t afford.

Thirteen more wild horses shot dead since January after a 2022 massacre.

The statute of limitations has emerged as a significant obstacle for lawsuits like Soren Aldaco’s.

Failure to do so could result in civil penalties or removal from office by Gov. Ron DeSantis, Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier told the mayor.

Schultz Family Foundation will still be located in Seattle.

The bill aims to curb complicity in Beijing’s state-sanctioned abuse.

Thousands of union workers voted to walk off their jobs at one of the nation’s largest beef packing plants.

ABC reported that Iran planned to hit the Golden State. The governor’s security office has elevated its posture since the war started, an official said.

The president toured a manufacturing facility near Cincinnati before traveling to a logistics company to mobilize the vote this November.

The governor wants to centralize the state’s Medicaid amid federal fraud pressure.

Matthew Farwell, a former Stoughton police officer, has been charged with fatally strangling 23-year-old Sandra Birchmore, who was eight weeks pregnant.

The defendants allegedly used false documents to claim certain vehicles were delivered outside California.

Rescue teams were ready when a small aircraft with two aboard landed on the icy Hudson River on the night of March 2.

Two California state lawmakers have introduced a bill to restore government-funded health care coverage to illegal immigrants.

The company denied wrongdoing but agreed to pay $11.5 million to resolve a long-running lawsuit over the effectiveness of canine joint supplements.

The America First Refining project at Port of Brownsville aims to convert U.S. shale oil into gasoline and diesel for domestic markets.

The judge’s ruling sustained House policy as reasonable and viewpoint-neutral, dismissing claims of First Amendment violations by the reporters.

Gov. Kay Ivey’s commutation means life in prison for the 75-year-old inmate, who had already chosen his final meal before execution.

Land-reform rules mean rural dwellers who want to develop their property will have to pay for permits, lawyers, and studies that many can’t afford.