Author: Seth Klamann,Elliott Wenzler

U.S. District Court Judge Gordon P. Gallagher ruled Tuesday that federal authorities could not compel officials in Denver or at the state level “to implement federal regulatory programs.”Read More

A transgender activist used a women’s restroom at the Kansas Statehouse in defiance of a new law regulating the public bathrooms used by trans people.Read More

Vermont wants to make fossil fuel companies pay for their role in climate change in a first-of-its-kind law. The federal government says Vermont’s law is unconstitutional.Read More

A new state law was supposed to limit cell phone use in schools, but new research shows many students are still using them during class.Read More

Governor pushed for 10 percent.Read More

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is suing Kroger Texas, alleging that the grocer violated federal disabilities law at a store in the Clear Lake area.Read More

Aeroflow Breastpumps reports that integrative prenatal care addresses not just clinical safety but also nutrition, stress, and well-being for better outcomes.Read More

In many ways, Easter, celebrated by Christians, and Passover, observed by those of the Jewish faith, are similar.Read More

As the spring housing market ramps up, many buyers aren’t just facing high prices and mortgage rates—they’re also inheriting older homes with higher maintenance costs. A new analysis from ConstructionRead More

The 25th Anniversary CAMP Rehoboth Women’s+ FEST weekend, April 9-12, will include a variety of activities that are free and open to the public. The activities cover art, music, literature,Read More