Scout Motors’ new HQ in Charlotte, announced by Gov. Stein, will invest $206.9M, creating 1,200 jobs, with $172,878 average salaries, boosting local economy.
Wisconsin Rep. Van Orden calls Obamacare a “failed program” and won’t commit to extending subsidies; 3.8M could lose insurance.
Arizona and other states missed the federal deadline for a Colorado River water deal, leading to extended negotiations.
Adelita Grijalva to be sworn in as Arizona’s first Latina congresswoman after winning a special election to fill her late father’s seat.
Some vulnerable House Republicans criticized the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, citing Medicaid cuts, but ultimately supported it despite their concerns.
Michigan’s political transparency portal faced delays due to tensions with its contractor, Tyler Technologies, causing frustration.
Archaeological evidence reveals the Clovis people’s spread across North America at the last ice age’s end.
The House is set to approve a funding bill to end the longest U.S. government shutdown, but health care issues remain.
Candidates urge Medicare & Medicaid to invest in Arizona’s rural health care, highlighting need for innovation and funding.
Michigan bills to track abortion data face a hearing. Critics say it may deter care, while supporters claim it’s for safety.
The state defends Michigan’s new 24% marijuana tax in court, arguing it’s constitutional and distinct from existing laws.
Michigan groups urge Governor Whitmer to sign a petition for EPA to monitor drinking water for microplastics nationwide.
