Environmental groups urge action on the Colorado River as federal water cutbacks affect Arizona, California, and Nevada.
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Candidates march at Detroit Labor Day parade as armed man charges at Ohio governor candidate. Political violence concerns raised.
Trump's executive order could remove the Mexican gray wolf from the endangered list, raising concerns about diversity.
Arizona Republican lawmakers want updates on Colorado River talks, as Gov. Hobbs receives more frequent briefings.
Statewide mail voting for midterms begins amid legal battles and Postal Service changes, sparking uncertainty for one-third of US voters. States allow late-arriving mail ballots as long as postmarked by election day. California, Wisconsin, and Washington face rejected ballots issue.
Michigan voters face two key decisions in November: a constitutional convention and limits on political donations from utilities and contractors.
Beth Osborne shares her journey from a teenage abortion to advocating for Nevada's Question 6, aiming to safeguard abortion rights in the state.
Kansas Sen. Roger Marshall voted against releasing DOJ files on Jeffrey Epstein, calling it a "political stunt" amid his tight reelection race.
Michigan school districts offer insurance-free healthcare for employees to afford and bypass costly insurance. Photo credit: NPR.
Michigan's school vaccine waiver rate climbed in the 2025-2026 school year, leaving schools vulnerable to preventable outbreaks. Parents seek waivers due to misinformation.