Associated Press

The utility estimated that replacing aging pipes would cost nearly $1 billion and take two decades.

The current signs aren't promising. Mail is piling up.

Much of the incredulity stems from the fact that America had the benefit of time, European experience and medical know-how to treat the virus.

Democratic leaders are calling it a pre-election ploy that would burden cash-strapped states.

Law enforcement’s reaction to the state-level push has been mixed, with police groups supporting some measures and opposing others.

Some administrators warn parents to expect periodic closures of classrooms or entire schools.

It was a week of relentless attacks by President Donald Trump and his allies on mail-in voting for the November election, and truth took a beating at every turn.

That’s after a last-ditch effort by Democrats to revive collapsing Capitol Hill talks on vital COVID-19 rescue money ended in disappointment.

But it’s far from clear what the administration intends to actually do.

People with such medical problems have health insurance protections because of President Barack Obama’s health care law, which Trump is trying to dismantle.