All talk, and some action say conversation groups about climate change; Trump spent more than $40 million on legal costs in the first half of 2023; reconnecting appalachia's disconnected workers with "Better" Jobs.

More than a half-million Georgians to lose Medicaid coverage; Special counsel brings more charges against Donald Trump in Mar-a-Lago classified documents case; Texas tackles lower college enrollment amid loss of higher ed confidence.

Wage gaps persist on Black women's Equal Pay Day, Sen. Mitch McConnell freezes at news briefing, New York must redraw its congressional map, and the well-being of Nebraska's seniors gets mixed reviews.

States battle over conflicting privacy rules for abortion and gender-affirming care, the courts put the Biden administration's asylum policy on hold, and paint created in a Purdue Lab could cool the earth.

States work with federal leaders to root out price gouging on groceries, more states consider ending parking mandates, and after years of budget cuts, Ohio boosts support for domestic violence survivors.

Educators respond to criticism of K-12 schools, mental health advocates reject blame for the gun violence epidemic, and permitting power grids is seen as the 'elephant in the room' in advancing clean energy.

Florida's Board of Education passes controversial Black history standards, Maine farmworkers fight for a minimum wage, Minnesota parks add mobile accessibility, and Tennessee's municipal elections draw near.

Tension increases with North Korea this week, more than a quarter million could fall off Medicaid in Ohio, and the "Food is Medicine" movement looks to Medicaid waivers to improve nutrition in Missouri.

Election officials call for safety measures for the 2024 vote, Trump says he's a target of a criminal probe into the 2020 election, and a new report says Connecticut needs solutions to its eviction crisis.

A new reports finds GM 'integral part' of IN economy, Taos gets serious about affordable housing, and young people in Idaho go to court to stop new voter registration law.