News in Numbers
The share of Connecticut college students who report having gambled, according to a statewide survey ...
The approximate raise South Carolina lawmakers are proposing for themselves under a new bill ...
The share of Texas prison inmates who live in facilities without air conditioning — about 90,000 people exposed to extreme heat ...
The value of Los Angeles Unified School District contracts allegedly steered in a corruption and money-laundering scheme, one of the largest in the district’s history ...
What a family of four needs to earn annually to live comfortably in some of California’s most expensive cities ...
The peak electrical demand threshold at which South Dakota's new data center regulations kick in, after Gov. Larry Rhoden signed legislation Tuesday placing new limits on the industry ...
The number of power outages reported in New Orleans in 2025 — the highest total in nine years ...
The national average price per gallon of gasoline as of Monday, up from $3.72 the week prior and sharply higher than the $2.79 average recorded just a month ago ...
The combined market value added to the world’s six largest Western oil companies in just two weeks, as rising crude prices linked to the Iran conflict boosted energy stocks ...
The amount Maryland has approved to overhaul its struggling foster care system, expanding placements and strengthening care for youth with complex behavioral and health needs ...
The amount in federal funding poised to expand high-speed Internet access across Alaska, the largest single investment in broadband infrastructure in the state’s history ...
That’s how much gold Wyoming has added to its state reserves, now stored in a secure vault in a former newspaper building in Casper ...
That’s the share of Americans who say they are confident their state and local governments can run fair elections this November ...
That’s the new minimum hourly wage Detroit plans to guarantee for all full-time city employees under a proposal from Mayor Mary Sheffield ...
That’s how many states, plus Washington, D.C., are rejecting at least some federal vaccine guidance as debate intensifies over childhood immunization policy ...
That’s the share of streams in Pennsylvania’s Allegheny County that are classified as “impaired,” meaning their waters do not meet state standards for drinking, fishing or swimming ...
That’s how many voters participated in Texas’ Democratic U.S. Senate primary, the party’s highest turnout in at least two decades ...
That’s the share of court-ordered child support payments Mississippi collected in 2024, the lowest rate in the nation ...
That’s how much gaming revenue fell in Las Vegas in January compared with the same month last year ...
That’s the share of public comments opposing Donald Trump’s proposed White House ballroom, according to an analysis of more than 35,000 submissions reviewed ahead of a hearing by the National Capital Planning Commission ...
That’s how many birds avian influenza has killed in Minnesota since 2022, as the outbreak continues to batter the nation’s top turkey-producing state ...
Only 1 in 4 Americans, or about 27 percent, say they support recent U.S. military strikes on Iran ...
That’s the maximum income a single mother with two children can earn for her kids to qualify for Medicaid in Florida, under some of the strictest eligibility rules in the country ...
That’s how much of its historical average the Sierra Nevada snowpack has reached this winter in California, a critical source of nearly one-third of the state’s water supply ...
That’s how long it takes, on average, to process sexual assault evidence kits in Colorado ...
That’s how much has been spent on advertising in the Texas Senate primary, making it the most expensive Senate primary in U.S. history ...
That’s how many international visitors aren’t coming to the United States, resulting in billions of dollars in lost economic activity ...
The number of America’s female billionaires, including Taylor Swift, the president of In-N-Out Burger and the great-granddaughters of agriculture entrepreneur William Wallace Cargill ...
