The three-year program, backed by a $200 million investment, aims to turbocharge cities' efforts to tackle the "overlapping crises of climate change and racial wealth inequity."
Ohio legislative leaders are saying bills that would ban IVF are not being considered, but one lawmaker who has introduced a “personhood” bill in the past says it’s still “great policy” that’s being blocked by politics.
The three-way contest includes three viable candidates and what little polling is available suggests Republican voters are having a tough time picking their favorite.
The candidates turned in their final fundraising reports late last week, giving a peek at how they’ve campaigned so far, and what they’ve got left in the tank for the homestretch.
House Bill 467 would require health insurers to cover perinatal palliative care for nonviable pregnancies, but opponents say it's actually an anti-abortion bill masquerading as help for grieving parents.
The legislation specifies that antisemitism — bias against Jewish people — is religious discrimination and is not allowed within the public education system.
By Leslie Bonilla Muniz, Indiana Capital Chronicle
In a country so rich in diversity in so many ways, these increasingly restrictive rules for acquiring a state ID threaten to disenfranchise a substantial number of citizens who want to vote.
The show, named in honor of Oddfellows’ adjoining pizza joint, Mikey’s Late Night Slice, will offer a variety of genres for all tastes — much like the way pizza offers endless combinations.
After three Kung Fu Panda movies that gave us a decent mix of hilarity and pathos, this derivative, annoyingly predictable volume seems like a letdown.
This month’s Sydney Sweeney movie has her stepping away from the audience-friendly confines of rom-coms and action blockbusters and diving deep into some gory, ghoulish, R-rated shit with Immaculate.
The month-long lens-based art show's theme, backstories, highlights artwork detailing experiences that may have happened out of view or gone unnoticed.
From March 19 to April 7, Homemakers and Fifty Fifty Gin Club will host this bracket-style event showcasing a total of six martinis from both their establishments, and you get to decide which drink will win it all.