Idaho voter registration laws could hurt ballot measures, CNN says prosecutors have Trump team messages showing voting interference, and Mass. lawmakers approve tuition equity for undocumented students.

A new report cites "flawed" voter purges as unfair, the Supreme Court halts an opioid settlement with the Sacklers, and people in Illinois prisons could have new opportunities to further their education.

Voters face new tests ahead of the 2024 presidential election, a wildfire on Maui kills at least six and more STEM workers are needed in Maine to fill the growing green-energy sector.

President Biden announces a new national monument near the Grand Canyon, a regional carbon pipeline plan faces opposition, and union members at YouTube get a favorable labor relations ruling.

Indiana Medicaid recipients are on the verge of losing coverage as states "unwind" enrollment, Donald Trump argues his First Amendment rights are infringed, and 20% of New Hampshire schools kids attend classes in outdated buildings.

Maine 'Clean Elections' campaign shifts to November ballot; Trump pleads not guilty at arraignment for 2020 election indictment; rights group helps VA migrant workers unionize.

The Trump case proceeds as a new legal fight looms over Democracy in Wisconsin, the indictment turns Mike Pence into a litmus test for some, and voting access is expanded for Nevadans serving time.

Former President Donald Trump is indicted in the efforts to overturn the 2020 election, a majority of young people want stricter gun laws, and advocates urge New Mexico to protect kids from extreme heat.

College scholarships help fill the high-demand worker pipeline, Fulton County D.A. receives racist threats as charging decision against Trump expected, and Maine labor groups applaud new offshore wind energy industry standards.

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.