Regional & State News

The gunfire was intended to stop another armed individual who was allegedly serving as a peacekeeper for the event.

Biosolids are sold as nutrient-rich fertilizer, but the Environmental Protection Agency and public health activists say hazardous chemicals are in the mix.

The Army welcomed 250 new recruits sworn in as a symbol of its future.

Gov. Katie Hobbs says her version of the bill closes loopholes that would allow the CCP to spy on Arizona’s military bases.

One dissenting councilmember worried the initiative would criminalize homelessness.

San Francisco-based Energy Foundation China has worked to speed up U.S. transition to green energy, increasing energy dependence on China, report says.

The National Flag Company is a fixture in Cincinnati. The Schallers started making flags there in 1903.

Detailed crime trends show that retail theft dropped during COVID-19 lockdowns but rose substantially after the pandemic.

Unions representing 45,000 workers plan to strike against Ralphs, Albertsons, Vons, and Pavilion as contract talks continue.

‘Florida is the anti-riot state,’ Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier says. ‘We support law enforcement.’

Overall, 700 Marines have joined the National Guard deployment, according to the Defense Department.

Justice Gorsuch dissented, saying the court had given the IRS ‘a powerful new tool to avoid accountability for its mistakes.’

The task force will work on the ground day and night, seven days a week, deterring attacks with nonlethal force.

Two Michigan state lawmakers introduced the bill to correct an omission in the law that allowed the secretary of state to avoid penalties for a violation.

State senators passed the bill 29–1 earlier this month, saying it would bring California more in line with other states.