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Severe funding cuts and the record-high numbers of people going to college are forcing state university systems to make tough decisions about financial aid, curriculums, research and more.
President Barack Obama and the 26 states trying to overturn his federal health reform law say no, but some states have some real-world experience that could answer that question.
A new law likely makes Indiana the only state where people are allowed to shoot cops under certain circumstances. The change, police officials say, not only puts officer’s safety at risk but the public’s too.
At least six states this year issued their tax refunds on debit cards, in a move they say will save money for both the taxpayer and the government.
A federal judge rejected part of a law that voter registration groups argued was so onerous it forced them to stop their voter drives in the state.