With nearly 8 percent of its students experiencing homelessness, the district has opened a first-in-the-nation program that ...

In this episode of The Common Thread, Governing CEO Cathilea Robinett sits down with Randy Clarke, General Manager of the ...

A new state program will provide qualifying buyers with loans equal to 5 percent of their mortgages, forgiven after five ...

A proposed law would require independent testing of powerful AI models for catastrophic<br/>risks, even as the White House ...

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A “mock nuclear waste cask” is towed past the UMass Lowell building where an interstate summit on nuclear policy was hosted Wednesday, Sept. 30. Protesters said it was unacceptable to build more ...

Cook County, Ill., has unveiled a new dashboard that pulls back the curtain on death itself, offering public workers and agencies a real-time glimpse into how societal issues — from opioid addiction ...

A public health expert spoke with Governing about why cases are proliferating and how government officials should be working ...

A new law requires licensed health professionals to retain control over patient care decisions, even as hospitals ...

A proposed constitutional amendment would establish an investment fund designed to eventually cover the cost of state ...

The new law allows trained faculty and staff to carry firearms on campus, but no college or university has publicly opted ...

A surge in job applications hasn't solved local government staffing shortages. A workforce expert explains why, and what ...