In King George County, Virginia, the closure of local newspapers and struggles of area outlets to cover the community have left residents with few sources of reliable news.

Security concerns loom large in this year’s presidential election. Megan Maier of the organization Verified Voting discusses how to reduce the risk that voting machines could be involved in inaccurate or manipulated ballot counts.

And experts are finding links between voter apathy and a lack of reputable local news outlets.

Today, we’ll head to North Carolina to learn about a 2018 election fraud controversy in a place with little local news coverage.

Checking in with the remaining reporters in Val Verde County, Texas, three years after its last daily newspaper folded.

With local elections looming — and no more daily newspaper in the area — how are residents of Del Rio, Texas getting their information?

Researchers have labeled 204 counties in America as “news deserts” — places that lack access to credible, reliable news sources. That includes Val Verde County, Texas.

Where do voters turn for reliable information about local issues and politics when they have few news coverage options?

AARP found that they’re the biggest swing voting block in the upcoming election: more than 60 million strong.

While inflation is moderating, some health-related costs are still climbing.