Virginia job seekers now have a right to know what a position pays before applying online under a new state law aimed at ...

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Editor's Note: This article appears in Governing's Winter 2025 magazine. You can subscribe here. We don’t move state capitals around in this country very often, or at least we haven’t since the 19th ...

The Colossus Water Recycling Plant will send treated wastewater to an xAI data center to use in cooling its servers, eliminating its need for 3 million gallons of water a day from Memphis drinking ...

Both the states and the feds believe they need more control over the voting process. It’s a dispute that’s gone unresolved ...

On the Oregon/Idaho border, rural Americans’ access to care depends on which side of the river they happen to live.

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The city of Somerville, Mass., recently hit a milestone. Three years have passed since anyone died in a traffic collision on ...

The Trump administration says states can fill the gap left by weaker federal habitat protections, but wildlife officials say ...

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Gov. Gavin Newsom's four-day in-office mandate puts California among the most aggressive states as governments continue to ...

As technology blurs the line between AI and eyewitness, what ends up in a police report can shape the outcome of a case.