Grand Forks Herald18h
UND med school funding, plus a look at other Grand Forks-related bills
In another UND-related item, the university is hoping for $55.6 million for a science, technology, engineering and ...
A look back at the COVID-19 pandemic in Manitoba through photos
From empty downtown streets and care home visits through windows to remote learning and protests against pandemic ...
Is Mike Johnson a More Impressive Speaker Than Nancy Pelosi?
House Speaker Mike Johnson, a Louisiana Republican, is successfully navigating his historically slim House majority—a feat ...
Freshman lawmakers blocking Sands’ legalization efforts
A coalition of freshmen in the Texas House of Representatives is vowing to oppose “any attempt to expand gambling” this ...
The Guam Daily Post22h
GWA: ADUs should only be on sewered property in Groundwater Protection Zone
The Guam Waterworks Authority doesn't want accessory dwelling units, or ADUs, to be built on unsewered properties above the ...
This Utah university is eliminating administrative positions to respond to state-imposed budget cuts
In a dramatic step to follow a state mandate to cut the higher education budget, Weber State University is overhauling its ...
Jefferson Public Radio10h
Why Oregon is still so short on public defenders
The number of Oregonians without counsel has reached an all-time high. Many fear the current crisis is eroding the trust and ...
Daily Excelsior16h
House Passes Grants Of PWD, I&C, Mining, Skill Development, Labour & Employment Deptts
The Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly today passed the grants amounting Rs. 7050.86 lakh for Mining Department, ...
Compensating people who are wrongfully convicted is a hard sell in some states
Several states are considering moves to change how they compensate people incarcerated after wrongful convictions.
The Blogs | The Times of Israel18h
Syria’s New Constitutional Declaration: A Step Toward Islamist Instability?
The signing of Syria’s new constitutional declaration by interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa during Ramadan marks a significant ...
Idaho Capital Sun20h
Legislative Notebook: Idaho governor signs firing squad, grocery tax credit, and anti-SLAPP bills
Here is our quick rundown of the major happenings during the 10th week of the Idaho Legislature's 2025 session.
Blaine wants to be a ‘destination city.’ It’s building a new $750M downtown to solidify its identity
When the National Sports Center came to Blaine, deputy executive director Neil Ladd said, nearby Davenport Street was still a dirt road. The suburb, once known largely for sod farms and mobile-home ...