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Trump attacks Liz Cheney using violent war imagery; Election insights: What 50 Ohioans want to hear from candidates; Consumer groups slam CA Supreme Court ruling on lemon law; On National Brush Day, new resources in KY to boost oral health.

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Harris says her campaign is prepared for Trump to prematurely claim victory, Pennsylvania election officials say safeguards in the system are preventing vote fraud, and Montana Senate race could hinge on the "political refugee" vote.

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A Cambodian poultry farmer who lost his livelihood could be a hero for others, rural Montanans are anxiously awaiting a court ruling over a climate lawsuit brought by young people, and Northeast states say more housing for working families could boost jobs.

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Despite the U.S. economy's ongoing resilience, a Center for Audit Quality survey showed the outlook for the economy over the next year is only neutral, with most audit firms believing a recession is likely on the horizon. (thinglass/Adobe Stock)

Friday, November 1, 2024

Survey: Election outcome will impact AR businesses

A new survey of public company audit firms reveals businesses are concerned the upcoming election could affect their financial performance. The …

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In March 2023, Michigan became the first state in nearly 60 years to repeal its right-to-work law, which had allowed workers to opt out of paying union dues while still benefiting from union representation. (Platoo Studio/Adobe Stock)

Friday, November 1, 2024

Bipartisan poll: MI voters favor protecting union jobs, labor laws

Just days away from the big election, a new bipartisan survey shows Michiganders strongly back protections for labor laws and reject any cuts that …

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A new survey from Red America/Blue America Research revealed 62% of respondents oppose censorship in schools and only 45% hold a favorable view of Project 2025, which includes measures like limiting free speech and altering historical education content. (Adobe Stock)

Friday, November 1, 2024

Survey: Ohioans feel strongly about education, worker protections

A recent bipartisan national survey shed light on where Americans, including Ohioans, stand on issues of education, labor and public services…

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A 2023 Siena College poll showed 77% of New York State residents feel the lack of affordable housing is a major problem. (Adobe Stock)

Friday, November 1, 2024

Corporate landlords a big part of NY affordable housing crisis

New York's affordable housing crisis is being made worse by corporate landlords, according to groups trying to reform the system. The state …

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According to the RABA poll, 57% of voters also oppose weakening child labor laws that allow minors to work with fewer limitations. (Andrey Popov/Adobe Stock)

Friday, November 1, 2024

Polls show voter support for unions, labor laws in NC

As Election Day approaches, voters in North Carolina and beyond are voicing strong support for maintaining labor protections, especially in sectors …

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Signal Ohio found overarching issues such as climate change, reproductive rights and safety were on the minds of many Ohioans. (Adobe Stock)

Friday, November 1, 2024

Election insights: What 50 Ohioans want to hear from candidates

As Election Day approaches, the online outlet Signal Ohio interviewed 50 people across Cleveland and Akron to find out what is on the minds of …

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Missouri exempts small businesses with under $500,000 in annual revenue from the state minimum wage rate, allowing them to set their own pay within federal guidelines. (JJ Gouin/Adobe Stock)

Thursday, October 31, 2024

500+ MO businesses back Prop A, $15 minimum wage

More than 500 Missouri businesses are rallying for Proposition A, pushing for a $15 per hour minimum wage and paid sick leave by 2026. Backed by the …

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Albany teachers are asking for a stipend for the extra work they have to do outside their classrooms. (WavebreakMediaMicro/Adobe Stock)

Thursday, October 31, 2024

Albany teachers vote to authorize strike

The Greater Albany Education Association has voted to strike in as soon as 10 days if no agreement is reached on a new contract with the Greater Alban…

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The nonprofit Step By Step in Lexington said a major barrier to participation is a lack of understanding among grocery stores about how WIC works and what products are covered under the program. (Honeysage Photo Co.)

Thursday, October 31, 2024

WIC program updates to expand nutrition access for KY moms, babies

A federal nutrition program for low-income moms and babies now includes canned fish and beans, whole grains such as quinoa and cornmeal, and more …

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Around 81% of Nevada voters want to get more power from solar energy, according to the Solar Energy Industries Association. (Adobe Stock)

Thursday, October 31, 2024

Renewable-energy proponents say Project 2025 would hurt Nevada

A new report found Project 2025's policies would increase annual energy costs for Nevadans by more than $230 per household in 2030. The figure goes …

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The State of Early Care and Education report from Pennsylvania Partnerships for Children suggests providing additional opportunities for professional development and career advancement for Pennsylvania's child care and early education workforce. (Halfpoint/Adobe Stock)

Wednesday, October 30, 2024

Report makes recommendations to solve PA's 'historic' child care crisis

Pennsylvania is facing what children's advocacy groups call a historic child care crisis, leaving thousands of young children without access to early …

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The average yearly salary of a New York State childcare worker is around $38,000, But the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Living Wage Calculator showed the living wage salary for a single person in the state is more than $55,000.  (Adobe Stock)
Report: NY still has immense barriers to accessing child care

New York families are still dealing with child care barriers despite improvements. A new report found more than half the state is a child care …

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