Daniel C. Vock

After previous efforts to stop gerrymandering failed, Ohioans will try again—this time completely removing lawmakers and other politicians from the redistricting process.

A new report by the Urban Institute shows how who sits in the White House affects what locals build with federal funds. That means changes are likely in store again after the November election.

A blizzard of GOP lawsuits and the devastation of two hurricanes are complicating plans for administering the 2024 general election.

A new rail bridge into Washington, D.C., is seen as crucial to expanding rail service in the state, which has seen record-setting ridership in recent years.

A new rail bridge into Washington, D.C., is viewed as crucial to expanding rail service in the state, which has seen record-setting ridership in recent years.

A survey of city finance officials found that at least half are wary of the coming year and are forecasting more conservative revenue estimates.

A new Boston rail bridge, a California high-speed rail station, electric dock equipment in Miami and a safer highway interchange in Iowa are among the 44 projects selected for funding.

Voters are set to weigh in on the governor's “proudest accomplishment.” The state's cap-and-trade law that some say is key to the third-term Democrat's legacy is on the ballot this fall.

Voters are set to weigh in on the governor’s “proudest accomplishment.” The state’s cap-and-trade law that some say is key to the third-term Democrat’s legacy is on the ballot this fall.

The ballot measure is seen as a referendum on the role of standardized testing in schools. If Massachusetts drops the requirement, will others follow?