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Hawaii’s fifth and final election results released Tuesday confirmed two historic outcomes in closely watched state House races.
Native Hawaiian and environmental groups are pushing back against a federal permitting reform bill that supporters say would speed up energy and infrastructure projects and help lower costs.
The defense secretary, his wife and aides were admonished after they were observed laughing and talking during a visit to the sacred site at Arlington National Cemetery.
The president’s impatience doesn’t change the count, the rules or whose election this is.
The state Supreme Court said pharmacies’ alleged handling of opioids had widespread community impacts akin to operating a brothel or malarial swamp.
The latest results showed Republicans still trailing Democrats in two Anchorage state House seats, increasing the margins for the current bipartisan majority coalition made up of Democrats, independents and moderate Republicans.
An Anchorage Superior Court judge said the division is not required to provide the report, especially in the midst of its primary function of administering the election.
Democrat Mary Peltola is narrowly ahead of the Republican incumbent in the U.S. Senate race, while Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins is in line to be Alaska’s first Democratic governor since 2002.
Less than a month before the end of his term, Gov. Mike Dunleavy touted a new partnership with an Outside company looking to finance data center construction.
Midterm ballot measure results could affect local government autonomy, according to an S&P report. They also reveal “a central theme on affordability and accountability,” an analyst said.
The Center for American Mobility and a sister research and education fund aim to support transportation issues and empower local advocates, its CEO said.
The disallowed payments are tied to a half a billion dollars in frozen federal payments in Medicaid programs deemed a "high risk" for fraud.