United States

New Census delays could put Illinois’ primary date in question

(The Center Square) – With the U.S. Census now pushing back the expected date of their decennial release of information into the window of the 2022 primary election process, Illinois’ political remapping process is facing…

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New Jersey awarding $29 million in grants for rail projects

Nearly a year into school closures, California group warns of harm to students

Quick hits: Illinois news in brief for Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2021

Gov. Walz pushes for subsidized biofuels but economists warn of climate damage, higher food prices

Derailed Ohio voter-registration-vendor requirements back before Senate

El discurso anti inmigrante complica la vacunación contra covid en estados del sur

‘It’s like Detroit has disappeared’: Oregon wildfire survivors look back on help that never came

Indiana declines to require proof of citizenship to register to vote

Economists believe Ohio must do more to help COVID-19 recovery

Winter storm puts Kentucky General Assembly on hold

Charlotte’s fiscal health earns it ‘sunshine city’ distinction

Michigan ranks 9th-best state for living off-the-grid in 2021

Kansas aims to future-proof economy with four-pillar plan

Freedom of expression in Iowa public schools may receive further protection

New Hampshire Gov. Sununu lifts hiring freeze amid shrinking deficit

After lawmaker complaints, Cuomo promises to amend plan to legalize recreational marijuana in New York

Blue Yonder Expands Relationship with HEINEKEN to Plan Volatile Demand in Fast Changing World

Anti-Immigrant Vitriol Complicates Vaccine Rollout in Southern States

Vaccines Go Mobile to Keep Seniors From Slipping Through the Cracks