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Governor Gaven calls Trump "deranged" for his remarks saying Iran could "take out" Los Angelas or San Diego, a new program in North Carolina brings United Methodist ministers into prisons, and Human trafficking awareness training expands in Tennessee schools.

The Trump administration floats new ways to lower diesel fuel costs, the Indiana death penalty faces renewed scrutiny after Tennessee's failure, and the Farm Bill expires, leaving West Virginia farmers in limbo.

The Supreme Court starts the new term focused on the cost of climate-related disasters, and Wisconsin's childcare woes raise the election stakes, and Idaho healthcare providers are struggling to afford health insurance.

Tennessee's latest botched execution fuels calls for lethal injection transparency, and working but struggling, that's the plight of Alabama households as they try to afford the basics, and a new report finds Iowa's largest utilities fail to meet clean energy goals.

Tennessee halts executions after a second botched execution in a year, and folks in Colorado will face higher health insurance prices in 2027; a spike in pregnancy deaths fuels calls to expand Pennsylvania reproductive care access.

An airline pilot is suspected of trying to crash a Tel Aviv-bound plane in a possible terrorist attack, and US forces withdraw from Iraq after two decades, and national labor leaders rally for workers as Iowa unions struggle, and a mishap at Michigan's Palisades gives opponents new ammunition.