Slight majority of voters approve of governor’s, president’s handling of COVID-19
A poll of New Mexico voters showed that 51 percent approved of both Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham and President Joe...
Month: August 2021
How one Colorado school is tackling pandemic gaps
It’s the third week of school at Remington Elementary in Colorado Springs and the first-grade teachers gathered in a small...
Cameras Capture Illegal Dumping as Sanitation Tries to Clean Up Increasingly Dirty City
The driver of a U-Haul truck recently pulled up to a dead-end block in East New York, Brooklyn, unloaded hunks...
Gov. Whitmer pitches $2.1 billion spending plan
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer pitched a $2.1 billion spending plan using federal stimulus funds on Monday but only specifically mentioned $1.1...
Monsoon rains help reservoir levels, but won’t end drought in New Mexico
Monsoon rains have brought a small amount of welcome relief to dwindling reservoirs in New Mexico but drought conditions will...
Ducey announces small business investment program
Gov. Doug Ducey announced that he is investing $5 million to launch the Back to Work Small Business Rehiring and...
New Tennessee laws increase access to school sports and college for children in foster care
He was looking forward to playing football at a Tipton County high school and building a sense of belonging through...
N.J. school staff must get COVID vaccine or face weekly testing, Gov. Murphy says
New Jersey will require all school employees to be fully vaccinated against the coronavirus by Oct. 18 or submit to...
Homeless students are undercounted and underserved in Detroit. Schools struggle to find them.
Detroit schools for years have severely undercounted the number of homeless students in the city, leaving thousands of children without...
BHP is selling its dirty oil and gas assets, but hold the applause
When BHP announced it would sell its stake in its oil and gas business to Woodside Petroleum to form a merged oil...
