Terry Fisher 
Indiana Governor Mike Braun’s recent decision to eliminate diversity, equity, and inclusion DEI practices in state government has sparked mixed reactions, with supporters of the move arguing for merit-based systems, while critics warn it could worsen systemic inequalities. Braun’s executive order prohibits state agencies from supporting DEI programs that give preferential treatment based on race, …
The Million Meal Movement is hosting its 14th annual Million Meal Marathon on February 5, 2025, at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, with the ambitious goal of packing 1 million meals in one day. This event is a critical effort to fight hunger in Indiana, where nearly 1 million residents face food insecurity. Volunteers will gather …
The Texas judge’s recent ruling opens the door for Idaho, Kansas, and Missouri to continue their challenge against federal regulations surrounding mifepristone, the abortion drug. These states aim to impose stricter rules, such as limiting telehealth prescriptions and shortening the window for its use from 10 to 7 weeks of pregnancy. The states argue that …
Bob Uecker, known as Mr. Baseball, left an indelible mark on the world of baseball, entertainment, and Milwaukee sports culture. A player-turned-broadcaster, Uecker’s journey began in 1962 with the Milwaukee Braves, and while his on-field career was brief, it was his voice that resonated most with fans. After retiring from playing in 1967, he returned …
A dramatic pursuit in Menominee County, Michigan, led to the arrest of two teenage suspects involved in a series of vehicle thefts across the border in Wisconsin. The incident unfolded on Thursday, January 16, when local authorities were alerted that a stolen vehicle, connected to a gas drive-off in Marinette, Wisconsin, had been located in …
Nevada’s Republican Governor Joe Lombardo is seeking bipartisan collaboration with the state’s Democratic-controlled Legislature to address pressing issues such as affordable housing and healthcare. Lombardo emphasized the need for cooperation, urging lawmakers to set aside partisan differences and work together to solve these challenges, warning that inaction would only exacerbate the state’s problems. He unveiled …
New Mexico legislators have proposed a 5.7% increase in general fund spending for the fiscal year 2025-2026, totaling $10.8 billion. This increase focuses on improving health care access, public education, and early childhood programs aimed at easing household finances. With significant income from petroleum production, the state is aiming to bolster services while addressing challenges …
The lawsuit filed in New Mexico accuses the state’s Children, Youth, and Families Department (CYFD) of negligence in the drug overdose death of a two-year-old boy, Ricky Renova, who died from fentanyl overdose in 2022. The child had been born in 2020 with a drug addiction and tested positive for meth and opiates. According to …
In his State of the Tribes address, J. Garrett Renville, chairman of the Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate, called for a renewed focus on collaboration and communication between South Dakota’s state leaders and Native American tribes. He emphasized the need to rebuild relationships that were damaged by past comments from Republican Governor Kristi Noem, who has faced …
In a recent interview on WTMJ 620 AM, Governor Tony Evers of Wisconsin made headlines by firmly stating that he would not endorse incumbent Democrat Jill Underly in the upcoming primary race for State Superintendent of Public Instruction DPI. This primary, set for February 18, is highly contested, with Underly facing challenges from two other …