Nebraska receives $21 million for I-80 construction
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) - Gov. Jim Pillen celebrated on Thursday a grant of $21.2 million for reconstruction of Interstate 80 in Buffalo County. The...
Alabama Utilizes Nitrogen Gas Execution for Convicted Murderer, Sparking Capital Punishment Debate
Alabama has become the center of a renewed debate over capital punishment methods in the U.S. following the execution of convicted murderer Kenneth Eugene...
Bill would cut time Kansans have to cast advance votes
TOPEKA, Kan. ( KSNT ) – A new bill up for debate this legislative session would adjust the days during which...
AK state bill proposes renaming Fairbanks International Airport after late congressman Don Young
FAIRBANKS, Alaska (KTVF) - A bill in the Alaska State Legislature proposes to rename Fairbanks International Airport after Don Young, a longtime U.S. Representative...
Arkansas filmmaker talks about the making of Oscar-nominated ‘Barber of Little Rock’
LITTLE ROCK (KATV) - A documentary short exploring the American racial wealth gap through a Little Rock barber was nominated for an Academy Award...
Hate crimes in Delaware are going underreported
In 2022, Delaware's Department of Justice, there were 16 instances where hate crimes were reported. At the Dover Public Library, the public was invited...
Alabama death row inmate served simple last meal hours before novel execution in murder-for-hire...
Kenneth Smith, 58, was served his last meal Thursday, hours before Alabama put him to death for the 1988 killing of a preacher's wife,...
New Mexico man behind bars for more than 27 years for cocaine distribution
PECOS, Texas - Thirty-year-old Gilberto Hernandez of Anthony, N.M., was sentenced to 27 years in prison for cocaine distribution on Thursday in Pecos. According...
‘Rights are being violated’: WA public defender shortage leads to alleged gap in representation
The state is running low on public defenders and the Director of the Office of Public Defense says the situation is dire. ...
Farm workers fight new overtime law in Washington
OLYMPIA, Wash. - Starting this month, farmers will be required to pay their workers overtime when they log more than 40 hours a week....
