Jenni Bergal

Gas station retailers are reeling from a recent New Mexico Supreme Court decision that finds the stores can be held civilly liable for selling gas to intox

Gas station retailers are reeling from a recent New Mexico Supreme Court decision that finds the stores can be held civilly liable for selling gas to

“We’re saying we cannot negotiate with you. It’s not legal for us to pay anything.”

“People are getting shot. People are getting hurt. It’s just not worth it.”

More than 150 million Americans have been handed a small white card with a federal logo showing that they’ve been fully vaccinated against COVID-19. In some areas, that card is

The state health department on Wednesday reported 854 newly confirmed cases — one of the largest one-day totals since February — and nine new deaths.

“I can’t think of too many things more despicable.”

The moves come after the pandemic highlighted transit inequities, as the majority of those who continued to ride buses and trains were lower-income essential workers, often people of color.

Fare revenue covers on average 30% of transit agencies’ operating costs.

Despite the pandemic, traffic fatalities are up 5% in 2020.

Prosecutors have dropped criminal cases because hackers cut off access to evidence.

More than 30 states now allow takeout mixed drinks.

Ninety-one percent of local officials say more funding is a top priority.

Each year, about 3,000 people in the United States are killed in crashes involving distracted drivers.

Critics of the plan say buses should get more attention.

The assistance will target people of color and low-income individuals.

“This is an all-hands-on-deck situation.”

“There are no Democratic roads, there are no Republican roads.”

Seven states account for more than half of all pedestrian deaths.

Without a ride, many in need have no shot at coronavirus vaccine  Washington Post