November 2018
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Unlike most politicians, California's outgoing governor has made planning ahead a staple of his leadership -- even if it means going against his own party.
After decades of false starts, turbines are starting to turn in several coastal states.
The Oklahoma city's "Black Wall Street" was one of the richest African-American neighborhoods in the country. Then whites burned it to the ground.
The city, which has more empty and dilapidated houses than most, is making buyers prove that they can afford to purchase a home -- and to fix it up.
Some say John Kasich is "the first governor who has been able to move the private sector to really participate in health-care reform."
