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Feds to fund millions to sustain shrinking Lake Mead
Southern California water agency strikes deal with federal officials to boost dwindling water levels in Lake Mead, country's largest reservoir.
Southern States Rush to Redraw District Maps After Supreme Court Ruling
Southern states rush to redraw district maps following a SCOTUS ruling. The decision could add more…
FBI Raids Ohio Voter Registration Group’s Office Amid Fraud Investigation
FBI agents search the office of an Ohio voter registration group, seizing documents and questioning staff amid…
Federal Funding for State Budgets Drops from Pandemic Peaks
The share of states' total revenue from federal funds fell again in 2024, due to increased state-generated revenue and the phaseout of COVID-19 aid.
Examining the Incidence and Factors of Diagnostic Delays in Coccidioidomycosis
Researchers find that diagnostic delays in coccidioidomycosis are common, and missed opportunities for early…
EPA Justifies Cutting $7 Billion Solar Program
States are suing the EPA for ending a $7 billion solar energy program, arguing it violated the Administrative…
Three States Present Plan to Avert Colorado River Crisis
Southwestern US states propose a water consumption reduction plan, amid low levels in key Colorado River reservoirs. If no conservation measures are taken, electricity generation and water delivery could be compromised.
Trailblazing Rep. David Scott, First Black Chairman of House Agriculture…
Rep. David Scott, first Black chairman of the House Agriculture Committee, has died at 80, his office confirmed.
Midwestern University CEO Outlines Vision for Premier Graduate Healthcare…
In an interview with The CEO Magazine, Joshua C. Baker, President and CEO of Midwestern University, shares his…
Biggs, Stanton: Colorado River states need drought funds now
Arizona Congressmen Biggs and Stanton request the release of held-back drought mitigation funds to help resolve Colorado River disputes.