Mid Year Media Review
Five days after Utah Gov. Spencer Cox signed a law meant to provide stronger oversight of the more than 100 residential youth treatment programs operating in the state, a 12-year-old … Read More
The University of Michigan will pay $490 million to settle allegations that the late sports doctor Robert Anderson sexually abused more than 1,000 people. Multiple attempts by The Center Square … Read More
A bill to turn Indiana school board elections partisan drew unanimous public opposition in its first legislative hearing Tuesday, despite lawmakers’ contentions that it would improve transparency. House Bill 1182, … Read More
Austin was named the hottest housing market in the country in 2021 by Zillow, a national online real estate marketplace company. Now, it’s likely to fall to 10th hottest, Zillow projects. … Read More
More people are living without a home in rural Illinois this year compared to last. During a recent Rural Health Summit, a panel of advocates including representatives from the Illinois … Read More
Wintry weather in parts of the U.S. has stalled propane deliveries, prompting at least two governors to relax trucking regulations. Utah Gov. Spencer Cox and North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum … Read More
A majority of Chicago teachers voted to refuse to report to school buildings Wednesday because of concerns over COVID safety and the city’s rising positivity rate, effectively shutting down the … Read More
Flush with campaign funds from supporters across the nation, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-The Bronx/Queens) pivoted to community service during the pandemic, linking volunteer tutors with hundreds of children facing learning … Read More
COVID-19 cases in Arizona appear to be slowing, according to state data. The Arizona Department of Health Services updated its COVID-19 data Monday, showing 2,176 new infections but announced no new deaths. … Read More
