OpenSecrets reports that Graham Platner's exit from Maine's Senate race leaves Democrats in a financial hole, complicating their bid to regain control. more

RealTruck.com reports on six essential etiquette rules for car show attendees, emphasizing respect for vehicles, thoughtful interactions, and personal responsibility. more

A trio of Kansas Republicans seeking to be elected governor — Philip Sarnecki, Charlotte O'Hara and Scott Schwab — dive into the issues on televised debate. more

PrimeRx reports on how digital pharmaceutical marketplaces are improving drug purchasing for pharmacies, offering transparency and competitive pricing amid industry challenges. more

The new committee tasked with studying artificial intelligence and data centers ahead of North Dakota’s 2027 legislative session has released the agenda for its first meeting.  The inaugural meeting of the committee is scheduled for 9 a.m. Wednesday in Bismarck.  The committee will hear presentations on how other states and the federal government are regulating […] more

The committee tasked with overseeing the reconstruction of New Mexico’s behavioral health care infrastructure on Thursday unanimously approved an $8 million plan for the second of 13 regional proposals aimed at doing so. more

State health plan members will pay less for their care beginning next year if they use UNC Hospitals, Novant Health, and Iredell Health System under a new plan adopted to help lower costs for state employees and the State Health Plan. State Health Plan trustees on Friday agreed to contracts with three health systems designated […] more

The 74 reports a widening political gender divide among Gen Z, with young women strongly supporting Democrats while young men gravitate towards Republicans, reflecting contrasting views in schools.  more

A reported sexual assault near Van Cortlandt Park has renewed residents’ calls for better lighting, surveillance and safety measures along the Broadway corridor while officials discuss possible security improvements. more

Family, friends and colleagues remembered architect Petr Stand, whose community-driven vision transformed the South Bronx through Melrose Commons, leaving a lasting legacy in affordable housing, planning and neighborhood revitalization. more