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Critics argue that cutting humanities majors will leave states with fewer leaders and citizens who are well-rounded.

People are driving fewer miles than they were in 2019, but more are dying on roadways. Traffic deaths spiked 18% from 2019 to 2022.

Residents of some Midwestern and Mountain states gained the most income per capita during the past four years, a Stateline analysis shows.

U.S. crime trends are distorted by a lack of annual crime data sent by law enforcement agencies to the FBI.

Flush after years of thriving economies, states this year have continued a yearslong trend of tax cutting that may not be sustainable.

Cycling trails, electric street sweepers and EV charging stations are among the ideas.

Kentucky is one of several states to enact stricter punishments for disruptive students amid a post-pandemic spike in school discipline problems. Eight states have considered student discipline legislation this year.

Extreme drought rendered a boat dock and ramp useless at Quivira Scout Ranch outside of Se

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Death counts in most of the country are nearing a return to pre-pandemic levels but remain high in some states even as COVID fatalities wane