Pritzker announces $2.5B in medical debt erased; more than half in Cook Co.
(The Center Square) - Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker met with Cook County health officials Tuesday to announce a combined $2.6 billion in erased medical... Read More.
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Nashville picked for Starbucks’ southeast corporate office
(The Center Square) - Nashville may soon be known for more than music, as a leading coffee company is locating its southeast corporate office... Read More.
Illinois Quick Hits: Alleged Sinaloa boss indicted
(The Center Square) - A federal grand jury in Chicago has indicted an alleged Sinaloa Cartel boss on drug, firearm and material support of... Read More.
New Seattle City Light CEO plans to stay up to two years despite city council opposition
(The Center Square) - Despite key city council opposition to his appointment, Dennis McLerran's tenure as the new interim general manager and CEO of... Read More.
Spokane codifies ‘immigration enforcement free zones,’ restricts detention centers
(The Center Square) - A patchwork of "immigration enforcement free zones" will soon land in Spokane under ordinances passed Monday by local officials that... Read More.
Pritzker denies flying with Epstein
(The Center Square) - Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker says he never met Jeffery Epstein and was never on a plane with the late sex... Read More.
Kemp’s signature clears the way for tax rebates
(The Center Square) - Georgia taxpayers will see another one-time refund this year through an amended fiscal year 2026 budget approved by the General... Read More.
Bill creates felony for officials that disclose information about ICE
(The Center Square) - State and local officials in Tennessee could face a Class E felony if they disclose the location and other information... Read More.
WATCH: WA committee advances prescription drug bill critic calls ‘a cash grab’ for hospitals
(The Center Square) - The Washington state House Appropriations Committee has advanced a bill concerning a federal drug pricing program known as the 340B... Read More.
Court expert can be sued over false talc study, judge says
A New York doctor discovered the risks of producing research for plaintiff lawyers after a federal judge ruled Johnson & Johnson can proceed with... Read More.
