Some non-elite downtowns are seeing positive signs. Detroit of all places is doing well, with a major new office tower about ...

Despite being the nation’s largest full-time legislature, divided government and a budget impasse have sharply limited output ...

Updating property assessments often causes headaches for political leaders, especially in areas with rapid increases in home ...

The governor’s plan will require expansion beneficiaries to work 80 hours a month or be enrolled in school half time to ...

As high schools rethink graduation requirements, a growing number are moving away from requiring all students to pass a ...

The order calls for suing and denying grants to states with “onerous and excessive” artificial intelligence regulations, and ...

Improved reserves and investor confidence mask long-term challenges tied to pensions and constrained revenue growth.

The conventional wisdom gets it wrong, relying on stereotypes. That’s an issue for public debates, policies and resources.

Highly competitive, employer-backed pathways to bachelor’s degrees are fueling interest as U.S. leaders look to scale apprenticeships.

From heat-risk task forces to flood and wildfire planning, states are broadening their approaches to disaster preparedness.

Betty Ann Hurdle spent 54 years on the Hawaiian homelands waitlist before finally receiving an award in March for property in ...

Maryland’s awareness campaign and Urban Institute research offer a blueprint state leaders can use to increase uptake, helping residents keep more of what they’ve earned.