Nevada Gov. Lombardo’s office failed to oversee care plans for opioid-affected infants, risking inadequate care and federal funding loss.
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San Francisco's car thefts dropped by 59% due to AI-powered cameras, sparking debates over privacy and effectiveness.
The botched execution of Christa Pike in Tennessee has reignited debate on the death penalty after she survived.
Failed execution in Tennessee reignites scrutiny over state's execution protocols, an issue persisting for years.
Republican U.S. Senate candidate John Sununu, a former Time Warner board member, faces Democrat Chris Pappas. Sununu's stance on privacy laws and net neutrality sparks debate.
Former Olympian David Hearn's vandalism charges were dismissed with prejudice, preventing future prosecution.
Neighborhood investments in Pittsburgh's Hazelwood aim for development without displacement, countering gentrification fears.
Fall arrived early in Aroostook County, Maine, birthplace of Sen. Susan Collins and challenger Troy Jackson.
Disability advocates protest in New York against Medicaid cuts and demand enforcement of rights protections.
A $3 billion donation to Carnegie Mellon University by Kenneth Griffin marks the largest in U.S. higher education.