Reaction to the governor's speech. An “Indepth” conversation with veteran journalists who cover the Capitol year-round. A new public services campaign aims to slow the scourge of Fentanyl deaths in America. The troubled Oklahoma County Jail welcomes a new Administrator.…
Meet the host and hear about what you can expect from our brand-new interview series. This podcast is brought to you by Preserving Democracy, a public media initiative by the WNET group that tracks efforts at all levels of government…
The trial in the largest corruption scandal in Ohio history reaches a climax on its way to a close. While House Republicans fight over leadership, House Democrats appear united. I’ll talk to their leader about how they plan to move…
On this week's Legislative Review, Senate Minority Leader Kathy Hogan (D-Fargo) discusses workforce issues, child care, tax cuts and other issues.
In this roundtable discussion brought to you by PBS North Carolina, experienced political analysts, journalists and elected officials examine the state’s top legislative stories and current events. Guests discuss Gov. Cooper’s State of the State address, a bill on riots…
PBS Wisconsin senior political reporter Zac Schultz discusses the primary vote for Daniel Kelly and Janet Protasiewicz in what is expected to be a high-stakes, expensive race for state Supreme Court.
Each week Iowa Press explores the issues affecting the lives of Iowans. Newsmakers, policy makers and elected officials join capitol reporters in a weekly discussion produced by Iowa PBS.
KPTS has teamed up with the top news organizations in Kansas to bring you a power-packed half hour of information and insight. Kansas week is your one- stop- shop to update you on the big state and local stories, with…
The Governor returns to the Roundhouse floor this year to deliver her remarks and officially kick off this year’s 60-day session. Stay with New Mexico in Focus throughout the next two months for exclusive one-on-one interviews, in-depth coverage and expert…
A handful of incumbent politicians are seeking to testify in the federal court case challenging the legality of Boston’s voter district maps, including U.S. Rep. Stephen Lynch, who has served in Congress since 2001.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XB11syo5IOk&t=1s Longtime county executives in Hudson and Mercer counties are retiring Eleana Little, a long-shot candidate in the Democratic Party’s primary for county executive in Hudson County, knows she has to answer two big questions — one, who are you,…
Granite State News Collaborative editors discuss the the communities they serve. On this episode of The State We're In: Everything you want to know about Town Meeting and deliberative sessions.