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Gov. Rick Snyder would not say at a news conference when residents could begin to drink tap water, or when lead service lines would be replaced.

When snow falls, the streets get prompt attention, except where pedestrians cross. In the “most walkable large city in America,” why is that so?

Both Michigan and Washington need to really step up to the plate.

Akira Amari responded to allegations that he had received funds from a construction company that sought his help in settling a public contract dispute.

Higher investment would not just improve roads and railways; it would also boost the economy.

The governor lays out ambitious plans for 2016, including a big boost in the minimum wage.

We can be doing much more to generate electricity from hydropower, even without building new dams.

Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo outlined an agenda touching on a range of issues, but a major emphasis of his speech lay in two pressing matters: homelessness and ethics.

It is encouraging that Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo has championed Penn Station’s cause, but he’s passed on the really big idea: moving Madison Square Garden.

The reconstruction of houses destroyed in earthquakes will not begin until April, a year after the first tremors hit, a Nepali official has said.

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