Stateside: Thursday, Dec. 19, 2024
December 19, 2024
In today’s episode, an opera director shares views on keeping opera alive, plus a Michigan native’s book on Black utopias.
In today’s episode, an opera director shares views on keeping opera alive, plus a Michigan native’s book on Black utopias.
Republican lawmakers blocked $250,000 in border security funds to Santa Cruz County after its sheriff refused to enforce a new ballot measure.
Many Arizonans rely on ALTCS for long-term care, but qualification challenges prompt calls for Gov. Hobbs to address.
In Michigan, activists hunger strike for driver’s licenses for all, facing legislative hurdles and law enforcement pushback.
On today’s newscast: Funding for downwinders excluded from bill, Senator Sinema says farewell, Navajo Nation appointments.
U.S. House Democrats revealed potential federal disaster aid losses per state if Republicans exclude it from a spending bill.
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad fled after opposition offensive, ending 50-year rule. Basel Alyasin is optimistic.
FDA approves a MAPS-led trial for 320 veterans with PTSD, exploring potential benefits of smoking marijuana.
Michigan House urged to vote on bills extending statute of limitations for sexual abuse survivors, seeking accountability.
Action stalled in Michigan Legislature’s session as a GOP boycott left the chamber without a quorum, delaying key votes.
Bills to expand state aid for heating in Michigan near completion. Income limits raised, aiding over 330,000 homes.
