Think American News Staff

A Major Step for a Historic Crossing A long-awaited infrastructure project in Kentucky’s capital city is moving forward after the announcement of a $24 million federal grant to support replacement

A Budget Provision Aimed at Farm Stability Arizona lawmakers have extended a groundwater fee relief program for farmers and irrigation districts in the Pinal Active Management Area, a move supporters

Federal Aid Approved for Recovery Michigan communities battered by severe spring storms, heavy rain, rapid snowmelt and tornadoes will receive federal disaster assistance after President Donald J. Trump approved Gov.

A Voice That Felt Like Home Tommy Hunter, the beloved Canadian country singer and television host known for generations as “Canada’s Country Gentleman,” has died at 89. Born Thomas James

A Heat Wave Puts the Grid Back in Focus As extreme heat pushed electricity demand across the Mid-Atlantic toward record levels, Pennsylvania House Republicans unveiled an 11-bill energy package aimed

This Fourth of July weekend is not just another summer holiday. In 2026, the United States marks the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, giving communities across the country

As America quickly marches toward its 250th birthday, country music is once again doing what it has always done best: telling the story of who we are, where we have

In this special episode of The Progress Report, the roles are reversed as Jessica Curtis turns the microphone on her longtime co-host, Rob Semerano, for one of the most personal

A Revolutionary Return Just in time for Independence Day, one of America’s lesser-known Revolutionary heroines is coming home. In Carmel, New York, along the shores of Lake Gleneida, the bronze

Michigan lawmakers have approved legislation that would prohibit the sale of foods containing several commonly used artificial dyes and chemical additives beginning in 2029, joining a growing number of states