Landry says 'time to get back to work' ahead of expected remote work changes for state employeesGov. Jeff Landry plans to sign an executive order mandating state employees return to in-office work after remote arrangements.
Americans continue migrating from high-tax to low-tax statesMany Americans are moving from high-tax to low-tax states due to increased mobility and remote work options.
Landry says 'time to get back to work' ahead of expected remote work changes for state employeesGov. Jeff Landry plans to sign an executive order mandating state employees return to in-office work after remote arrangements.
Americans continue migrating from high-tax to low-tax statesMany Americans are moving from high-tax to low-tax states due to increased mobility and remote work options.
Red states, following Trump's lead, pursue sweeping immigration measuresRed-state lawmakers are enacting restrictive immigration measures influenced by Trump, challenging access to services for undocumented immigrants.
The Latest Immigration Analysis Shows Dramatic Population Flow From One CountryImmigration remains a heated topic following the election, with varying state responses impacting both undocumented and legal immigrants.
Red states, following Trump's lead, pursue sweeping immigration measuresRed-state lawmakers are enacting restrictive immigration measures influenced by Trump, challenging access to services for undocumented immigrants.
The Latest Immigration Analysis Shows Dramatic Population Flow From One CountryImmigration remains a heated topic following the election, with varying state responses impacting both undocumented and legal immigrants.
The Guns to People Ratio in This State Is AlarmingThe variation in state gun laws affects gun violence and firearm tracing rates significantly across the U.S.
Don't Open Carry a Gun in These States32% of Americans own guns, with 44% living in gun households; safety perceptions vary widely.
The Guns to People Ratio in This State Is AlarmingThe variation in state gun laws affects gun violence and firearm tracing rates significantly across the U.S.
Don't Open Carry a Gun in These States32% of Americans own guns, with 44% living in gun households; safety perceptions vary widely.
E.V. Owners Don't Pay Gas Taxes. So, Many States Are Charging Them Fees.Electric vehicle owners in Vermont will face a new $178 annual registration fee, more than traditional vehicle owners.
These States Charge Extra Fees To Register EVs And PHEVsStates impose additional registration fees on electric vehicles to offset lack of gasoline tax revenue, creating unexpected costs for buyers.
E.V. Owners Don't Pay Gas Taxes. So, Many States Are Charging Them Fees.Electric vehicle owners in Vermont will face a new $178 annual registration fee, more than traditional vehicle owners.
These States Charge Extra Fees To Register EVs And PHEVsStates impose additional registration fees on electric vehicles to offset lack of gasoline tax revenue, creating unexpected costs for buyers.
Anti-LGBTQ+ state policies lead young people to move or consider it: studyAnti-LGBTQ+ state laws are prompting young people and families to consider relocation for better mental health and safety.
How A Building Code Update Disrupted Child Care Centers In California | KQEDCalifornia's child care shortage worsens due to conflicting regulations causing centers to turn away thousands of infants and toddlers.
These Are By Far the Most Business-Friendly StatesEach US state has unique business policies impacting company formation.Washington's lack of corporate tax attracts major businesses.Virginia's low tax and D.C. proximity enhance its business prospects.Utah's skilled workforce and low taxes foster small business growth.
People Who've Been Affected By Abortion Bans Are Sharing Their StoriesAbortion bans significantly impact both healthcare access for patients and healthcare provider availability, forcing many to seek care out of state.
Facing the Facts: Maternal health | Watch full specialMaternal health disparities persist in the United States, influenced by cultural understanding, lack of diversity in healthcare providers, and varying state policies on reproductive health.
People Who've Been Affected By Abortion Bans Are Sharing Their StoriesAbortion bans significantly impact both healthcare access for patients and healthcare provider availability, forcing many to seek care out of state.
Facing the Facts: Maternal health | Watch full specialMaternal health disparities persist in the United States, influenced by cultural understanding, lack of diversity in healthcare providers, and varying state policies on reproductive health.
CA Is Already Preparing for Legal Battles with Trump AdministrationCalifornia is preparing for potential legal battles against the Trump administration focusing on issues like the environment, immigration, and healthcare.
California lawmakers will propose a $25 million fund to litigate the incoming Trump administration.California lawmakers are preparing legislation to combat potential overreach from Trump's administration, proposing a $25 million litigation fund.
CA AG Rob Bonta in San Francisco to share plans for 2nd Trump termCalifornia is preparing for potential challenges from a second Trump administration on various issues.
California voters pass Proposition 1 to tackle the state's homelessness crisisCalifornia voters approved a measure imposing strict spending requirements on housing and drug treatment for homelessness.Proposition 1 is supported by Gov. Gavin Newsom, marking a significant change in how California tackles homelessness.
California will audit its telework policies as workers frown on return-to-office mandatesThe California legislative committee seeks to evaluate the state's telework policies after the announcement of requiring state workers to return to the office for at least two days a week.
CA Is Already Preparing for Legal Battles with Trump AdministrationCalifornia is preparing for potential legal battles against the Trump administration focusing on issues like the environment, immigration, and healthcare.
California lawmakers will propose a $25 million fund to litigate the incoming Trump administration.California lawmakers are preparing legislation to combat potential overreach from Trump's administration, proposing a $25 million litigation fund.
CA AG Rob Bonta in San Francisco to share plans for 2nd Trump termCalifornia is preparing for potential challenges from a second Trump administration on various issues.
California voters pass Proposition 1 to tackle the state's homelessness crisisCalifornia voters approved a measure imposing strict spending requirements on housing and drug treatment for homelessness.Proposition 1 is supported by Gov. Gavin Newsom, marking a significant change in how California tackles homelessness.
California will audit its telework policies as workers frown on return-to-office mandatesThe California legislative committee seeks to evaluate the state's telework policies after the announcement of requiring state workers to return to the office for at least two days a week.
13 states will have women governors next year, a new recordRecord number of women governors reached 13, highlighting progress and the importance of representation in state leadership for future generations.
Despite Red Wave, Election Brought Some Victories for Economic EqualityProgressive tax policies are gaining traction at state levels, reflecting growing public support for equitable tax codes.
Judge halts New Orleans homeless camp sweeps ahead of Eras Tour stopsJudge halts clearance of homeless encampments in New Orleans without proper notice, following a lawsuit from affected residents.
Donald Trump Says States Will Undo Abortion Laws That Are Too Tough'Trump believes some states are being too strict on abortion rights and advocates for change, seeking to appeal to skeptical women voters.
How Indiana's school cell phone ban is playing outIndiana's new law limits cell phone use in schools to improve focus and reduce distractions among students.
The Local Version of Project 2025 Is Already Causing DevastationProject 2025's influence extends beyond Trump; red states are actively implementing its divisive policies regardless of federal oversight.
TSU advocates upset by board overhaul, underfundingTennessee State University's Board of Trustees vacated by Governor Bill Lee's swift legislation at the urging of Republican lawmakers.Debate over the university's financial state and leadership, with advocates citing chronic underfunding and calls for state support over external interference.
America has legislated itself into competing red, blue versions of educationThree-fourths of US students are impacted by state laws on teaching race, sex, and gender.38 states have implemented 114 laws since 2017, with most being restrictive in nature.
Which states teach LGBTQ+ topics in school? Here are the 7 states with inclusive curriculaFew states protect LGBTQ+ education amidst a surge in anti-LGBTQ+ bills.Seven states mandate inclusive LGBTQ+ topics in history and social science lessons.
Are state politics becoming an enrollment issue?State policies impact college enrollment decisions.Issues like campus gun policies and reproductive health policies influence students' college choices.
Where Do People Stay in Their Homes the Longest?High home prices may lead to long-term homeownership.Housing tenure is influenced by factors like age and state tax policies.
The Untapped Potential of Rooftop Solar on Nonresidential Buildings | KQEDInstalling solar on nonresidential buildings in disadvantaged communities can help bridge the solar equity gap, but current state policies hinder progress.
The Worst States To Work In, According To Research - Money DigestJust being employed is no longer enough; worker engagement is declining across different demographics.