Regional & State News

Visiting law professor Carlos Portugal Gouvea, a Brazilian national, has decided to self-deport, according to federal officials.

The new center announced by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services will be based in Atlanta.

More than 60 percent of voters would need to approve the proposal in a ballot measure.

Gov. Tony Evers directed federal funds to a new statewide effort after a school shooting that killed two and injured six in Madison.

After Aftyn Behn narrowed a deep-red margin in TN-7, Democrats debate whether near-misses are smart investments or just moral victories.

The veto of an $80 million tax break for a proposed Amazon warehouse in Wawayanda drew criticism from the Orange County Industrial Development Agency.

The state House passed the bill by a vote of 57–41. It will now go to the Indiana Senate, where it’s uncertain if the bill will pass.

Assembly Bill 1228, which created the council, requires that it hold meetings at least every six months.

The mayor-elect also pledged to discontinue the sweeps of homeless encampments across the city.

The immigration enforcement operation is currently targeting Charlotte, North Carolina.

In recent weeks, several major companies engaged in a high-stakes bidding war to purchase Warner Bros.

LA-based diaspora group says the blaze that killed 159 people reflects deeper governance failures and a political climate that stifles open inquiry.

The updated framework aims to increase water deliveries to farms and communities while staying within environmental and wildlife requirements.

Authorities have said the operation has targeted noncitizens with criminal histories, including convictions for sexual offenses, fraud, and assault.

The arrest of suspect Brian Cole Jr. of Woodbridge, Va., is the first sign of movement in the case in years.

Shalom Baranes takes over for James McCrery as lead on the $300 million project. McCrery will remain on project as consultant.

The law is seen as a victory for medical freedom advocates in the state.

Legislators and attending civilians heard a presentation about the legal standards behind congressional districting.

Visiting law professor Carlos Portugal Gouvea, a Brazilian national, has decided to self-deport, according to federal officials.

The new center announced by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services will be based in Atlanta.

More than 60 percent of voters would need to approve the proposal in a ballot measure.

Gov. Tony Evers directed federal funds to a new statewide effort after a school shooting that killed two and injured six in Madison.

After Aftyn Behn narrowed a deep-red margin in TN-7, Democrats debate whether near-misses are smart investments or just moral victories.

The veto of an $80 million tax break for a proposed Amazon warehouse in Wawayanda drew criticism from the Orange County Industrial Development Agency.

The state House passed the bill by a vote of 57–41. It will now go to the Indiana Senate, where it’s uncertain if the bill will pass.

Assembly Bill 1228, which created the council, requires that it hold meetings at least every six months.

The mayor-elect also pledged to discontinue the sweeps of homeless encampments across the city.

The immigration enforcement operation is currently targeting Charlotte, North Carolina.

In recent weeks, several major companies engaged in a high-stakes bidding war to purchase Warner Bros.

LA-based diaspora group says the blaze that killed 159 people reflects deeper governance failures and a political climate that stifles open inquiry.

The updated framework aims to increase water deliveries to farms and communities while staying within environmental and wildlife requirements.

Authorities have said the operation has targeted noncitizens with criminal histories, including convictions for sexual offenses, fraud, and assault.

The arrest of suspect Brian Cole Jr. of Woodbridge, Va., is the first sign of movement in the case in years.

Shalom Baranes takes over for James McCrery as lead on the $300 million project. McCrery will remain on project as consultant.

The law is seen as a victory for medical freedom advocates in the state.

Legislators and attending civilians heard a presentation about the legal standards behind congressional districting.