New York won’t say why it froze heating assistance in the middle of winter
On the afternoon of Friday, January 17, New York City officials got an unexpected notice from the state. HEAP, the aid ...
Legislature: ‘No cellphones in class’ bill advances
Local schools and districts would be legally allowed to modify the state's proposed 'No cellphone in classrooms' policy.
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Republicans follow lead of RFK Jr. with effort to ban SNAP users from buying soda, candy
Republicans want to ban the use of federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program funds to purchase candy and soda.
Budget bills targeting ‘underperforming’ university programs press forward
Cutting some college programs in favor of expanding more efficient ones has been a controversial proposal since the Utah ...
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Jail crowding bill advances after controversial provision banning public masking was removed
A bill that would have criminalized wearing a mask in public to conceal one's identity advanced through a legislative ...
Indiana lawmakers toyed with health care cost bills for years. Is this the year for change?
Indiana lawmakers have been talking for years about tackling health care costs, and there's hope that Gov. Braun's priority focus gives some momentum.
Eagles coach Sirianni heaps praise on veteran Reid and 'special' Chiefs staff
Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni had no problem taking on the underdog role against his Kansas City counterpart ...
Are the new water bill price hikes fair? Have your say
Millions of households are facing a sharp rise in water bills this April, with some of the increases announced as 'staggering ...
Bill Edwards: Danger lurks below and above
Sixteen steps connect the upper and lower levels of my house. I memorized that number when I moved to this address in 2002. Back then it was fun. One set of rooms stacked on top of another set of ...