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Grand Jury Charges Jason Saine With Felony Embezzlement Over $100,000★ Democrat Scott Colom Wins Mississippi Senate Race★ Iowa Regents Plan Closer Review of University Athletics Budgets★ New Jersey Regulators Approve Virtual Power Plant, Battery Programs★ Atlanta Airport Study Rejects Private Security Screening★ North Dakota University System Employees Prioritize More Competitive Pay★ Defending Education Sues UNC-Chapel Hill Over Course Records★ American Airlines Restores Fresh First-Class Food on New York-Chicago Flights★ Grand Jury Charges Jason Saine With Felony Embezzlement Over $100,000★ Democrat Scott Colom Wins Mississippi Senate Race★ Iowa Regents Plan Closer Review of University Athletics Budgets★ New Jersey Regulators Approve Virtual Power Plant, Battery Programs★ Atlanta Airport Study Rejects Private Security Screening★ North Dakota University System Employees Prioritize More Competitive Pay★ Defending Education Sues UNC-Chapel Hill Over Course Records★ American Airlines Restores Fresh First-Class Food on New York-Chicago Flights★

Pima County Sheriff Seeks Kidnapping Suspect Whose Incident Occurred Miles From Nancy Guthrie’s Tucson Home

Idaho Doctor Testifies in Federal Trial Seeking Broader Medical Exceptions to State Abortion Ban

Northwest Utilities Turn to Gas as Data Center Growth Strains Power Grids

Venture Capital Firms Acquire Legacy Companies to Rebuild Them Around AI

Trump Directs $700 Million in Federal Funds to Coal Plants and Mining Jobs

Nevada Democrats Press for Independent Inquiry Into Boring Company Fine Reversal as Lombardo Disputes Misconduct Claims

Hawaii Homestead Blood-Quantum Lawsuit and Campaign Finance Challenge Put Two Conservative Groups in Spotlight

Washington Governor Puts Agencies on Notice as State Faces Third Straight Budget Deficit

Wyoming’s National Parks Face $1.6B Repair Crisis as Entrance Fees Flow to Washington Projects

Alaska Attorney General Overturns Board of Fisheries Salmon Harvest Limits, Angering Subsistence Advocates

Hawaii’s August Primary Draws Crowded Fields Despite Low Turnout Concerns