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Massachusetts Voters Will Decide Question 7 on Statewide Ballot to Let Single-Family Homes Rise on 5,000-Square-Foot Lots With Public Water and Sewer Access
Housing advocates say the measure could add thousands of homes a year and push the state further…
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Illinois’ New Rideshare Union Law Could Raise Uber and Lyft Prices, Trim Driver Hours, and Reshape Bargaining From Chicago to Peoria
A new state law lets rideshare drivers organize as a sector-wide union, but critics say it could…
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Illinois’ New Rideshare Union Law Could Raise Uber and Lyft Prices, Trim Driver Hours, and Reshape Bargaining From Chicago to Peoria
A new state law lets rideshare drivers organize as a sector-wide union, but critics say it could mean fewer jobs,…
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Orange County Deputies Stop Ferrari Driver at 117 Mph in Florida After Earlier 132 Mph Arrest While He Was Already Out on Bond Under Super Speeder Law
The Orange County Sheriff’s Office says the driver was cited during a September 17 stop and had already been released…
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Massachusetts Voters Will Decide Question 7 on Statewide Ballot to Let Single-Family Homes Rise on 5,000-Square-Foot Lots With Public Water and Sewer Access
Housing advocates say the measure could add thousands of homes a year and push the state further on zoning reform.
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Gottheimer Unveils Bipartisan Kylie’s Law in Montvale to Add Pediatric Cancer Experts to State Plans and Honor Jersey Native Kylie Kupperman
The bill would require pediatric expertise in state cancer coalitions and create a national advisory committee focused on childhood cancer…
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Oklahoma Parents Face Six New School Laws in 2026-27, From Stronger Reading Screens and Fentanyl Lessons to Longer Recess and AI Rules
State lawmakers approved changes that affect literacy, safety education, testing timing, teacher certification and how schools use artificial intelligence.
