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N.J. public workers face huge health care hikes. Ozempic partly to blame, officials say.
Unions blame ‘greed’ by healthcare providers, state officials say pricey weight-loss meds and increasing demand for care are ...
Last-second effort stops giant public land sale in Utah, Nevada
An effort to stop a Republican push to sell off hundreds of thousands of acres of public land in Nevada and Utah succeeded at ...
Public schools that refuse to follow Trump's DEI directive are now in the crosshairs
Ivy League colleges aren't the only campuses under fire over DEI initiatives. Now, Trump's orders are taking aim at K-12 ...
Denver Public Library apologizes for removal of Black history displays at Blair-Caldwell library
The decision to remove display cases featuring prominent Black Denverites from the Blair-Caldwell African American Research ...
Karen Bass's former deputy mayor of public safety admits bomb threat hoax targeting Los Angeles City Hall
Brian Williams, former deputy mayor of public safety, admits to fabricating a bomb threat at LA City Hall, risking a ...
Federal Cuts Become ‘All Consuming’ at Harvard’s Public Health School
At the T.H. Chan School of Public Health, which relies heavily on federal support, a crisis response is underway and a ...
Advocates push for updated R.I. public records law, seeking access to Providence crash data
Rhode Island should not remain a national outlier in secrecy,” said Dylan Giles of the Providence Streets Coalition. “We ...
Boise State Public Radio chief fears service cuts if Trump funding ban succeeds
Boise State Public Radio relies on federal funding from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting to carry out its mission, ...
Public benefits charges account for roughly 20% of typical CT electric bill. What to know
As of the most recent changes to electric rates that took effect May 1, public benefits charges account for roughly 20% of ...