Biden pandemic relief plan expected to include paid family leave; no let-up in the need for affordable housing.

Frontline workers urge their colleagues to get the COVID-19 vaccine, and a 911 dispatcher testifies Derek Chauvin's knee was on George Floyd's neck so long, she thought her video feed had frozen.

Kids suffer consequences as a dozen states pass on Medicaid expansion; we take you to a state where law enforcement largely supports police reform.

President Biden directs states to open coronavirus vaccine eligibility to all adults by May 1; a voting-rights group tackles redistricting reform.

Rural communities are big beneficiaries in COVID-19 relief bill; Merrick Garland confirmed as U.S. attorney general.

Ohio lawmakers consider limiting governor's COVID emergency powers; White House says Biden won't put his name on stimulus checks.

IA reporter trial renews calls to protect press freedoms; California movement to ban new gas stations is spreading.

Pence nuclear-code "football" at risk during Capitol riot; NY voters will decide on putting clean air & water protections in state Constitution.

Push on for Denver to provide COVID vaccine to homeless people; Day 2 of Trump Impeachment 2 provides vivid audio and video evidence.

States like Texas have high stakes in Biden climate-change policies; and it's Day Two of second Trump impeachment trial.