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Texas has a backlog of more than 28,000 pieces of forensic evidence.

Pennsylvania’s latest budget gives $112 million to parks and forests, but the infrastructure backlog is $1.4 billion.

The bill is a bipartisan piece of legislation aimed at lowering the estimated number of 100,000 DNA rape kits across the United States.

Recently released data from Customs and Border protection shows a jump a 36-percent jump in the number of apprehensions along the southern border from July to August. The increase comes after President Joe Biden administration put policies in place to try to stem the flow of illegal border crossings following the end of Title 42.

Renville County Attorney Kelsie Kingstrom and Assistant Attorney David Torgelson are handling caseloads double and triple the average for rural counties.

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program application backlog has finally been cleared by Alaska's Division of Public Assistance.

Delays in Missouris mental health system are putting scores of criminal cases on hold and leaving vulnerable people to languish in jails that exacerbate their mental illnesses, experts say.

“As long as rape kits sit untested, authorities are failing the victims and communities we’ve sworn to protect,” Sen. John Cornyn said.

Over 1,570 new cases were added to the backlog in just one month

UK sees record daily high of 872 migrants crossing the Channel from France to Britain in 2023, posing challenges for border control policies