New Ohio labor report highlights improvements and challenges; can municipal canneries make a comeback? And, CT farmers work through severe drought conditions.

Biden warns of MAGA threats in Philadelphia speech, FEMA administrator Diane Criswell heads to Jackson, Miss., over drinking water crisis, and NLRB sides with unionized Amazon workers in NYC.

NM fossil-fuel industry fights methane, ozone rules compliance; critics say the climate bill's nuclear funding undermines clean energy; GA group mobilizes against world's largest wood-pellet plant.

South Carolina lawmakers pass a near-total abortion ban, President Biden speaks to the mayor of Jackson, Miss. about water infrastructure, and the Taliban marks one year since the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan.

Hunger Action Month sheds light on families still struggling, Minnesota schools talk budget woes as candidates court voters, and a new audio tour in Wyoming aims to reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions.

New Jersey warehouse developers get pushback from local residents, we examine the importance of creating a caring environment for kids headed back to school, and college students will benefit from loan forgiveness but is it just dejvu all over again?

President Biden pushes for a federal assault weapons ban, Republicans modify their abortion messaging ahead of the midterms, and polling reveals half of Americans fear the IRS will target the middle class.

Guaranteed income can be a blueprint for a stronger safety net, a lack of Pennsylvania juvenile detention space reaches critical stage, and the relationship between guns, death, and anxiety is examined.

Georgia's election interference probe moves ahead with more witnesses, the DOJ finishes its review of seized Mar-a-Lago documents, and violence erupts in Baghdad as a high-ranking cleric steps away from politics.

The Inflation Reduction Act brings new economic potential to North Dakota, older Nevada residents may be missing out on thousands in benefits, and Tennessee works to separate fact from fiction on Fentanyl.