Oregon sees its biggest spike in COVID-19 cases since the pandemic began; NYC mourns 17 dead, including 8 children, in an apartment fire; and Mainers struggle with cost of healthcare.

As midterm elections approach, experts warn political violence could flare; and the deadline to enroll for health coverage under the Affordable Care Act is fast approaching.

Vigils marking the Capitol riot anniversary urge leaders to protect voting rights; and a lawsuit asks the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to intervene over new state congressional district map.

While vigils are planned to mark the January 6th Capitol riot, far-right extremists have scheduled a rally in Helena, Montana, as new data suggest threats of political violence are on the rise.

Arkansas reports a record number of new COVID-19 cases, as the Omicron variant spreads; more than 60 rallies take place across California on Thursday to mark the one-year anniversary of U.S. Capitol insurrection.

One year since the attack on the U.S. Capitol and a political expert feels the lingering effects are not fully realized; plus filibuster changes are under debate to protect voting rights.

A minimum wage increase kicks in for Ohio, the January 6 committee says it has new information on former President Trump's role in the Capitol siege, and efforts are underway to increase voter education.

A legislative panel mulls impeachment proceedings against South Dakota's attorney general; and wildfires fanned by powerful winds force evacuation of more than 30,000 residents near Boulder, Colorado.

A report shows presence of school resource officers generates more referrals to law enforcement; and as college students "stop out" amid the pandemic, a new program hopes to help them before they drop out.

This month's guilty verdict in the Kim Potter trial brings renewed attention to police accountability; GOP leaders say they need more time for review of Wisconsin's 2020 presidential election.