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Peter Zampa is traveling the country, asking people about the issues that matter to them. This week, he travels to Texas and focuses on immigration. He speaks with a DACA recipient and the Vice President of the National Border Patrol Council.

Peter speaks to a grieving mother who lost her son to fentanyl, an EMT and the director of a sober living organization.

Isle de Jean Charles, La. (Gray) - Peter Zampa is traveling the country, asking people about the issues that matter to them. This week, he travels to the Louisiana coast, where climate change and rising sea levels are pushing a Native American tribe to relocate.

Only 9% of women choose adoption over parenting their child if they’re denied an abortion. Adoption experts say the system needs to improve.

“Those who run to the scene, run to a burning building, run to an accident... these are the men and women that are there for us.”

How the federal government is working to help Americans keep their information safe from sale.

The Department of Transportation unveiled a new tool to help travelers ahead of Labor Day weekend. But state attorneys general say the department isn’t doing enough.

Harris has had no close contact with the president, per her office.

The “If Then/She Can” Exhibit boasts the largest collection of all-female statues ever in one place.

The congressman’s wife shared the news on Facebook Friday morning.

The government is changing its strategy for combating domestic violent extremism, but experts think they’ll have to tread the line carefully to avoid dividing Americans further.

In the wake of COVID-19, Congress and the private sector are working to bring diversity to the next generation of doctors by eliminating financial challenges.

The COVID EIDL loan would allow business owners to borrow $2 million for recovery. But some worry about the commitment.

Safety experts say beware.

Moderna announced its vaccine is safe for children as young as 12, joining Pfizer in the push to get kids protected from COVID-19.

7 million people in America are “unbanked.” How the FDIC and banks across the country are working to change it.

Organizers tell us how they plan to keep marchers safe during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Washington Bureau Chief Jacqueline Policastro talks one-on-one with Chris Evans and Mark Kassen as well as some of the local lawmakers who are getting involved in the movie star's new website.

President Donald Trump and Joe Biden are facing the challenge of courting voters in the middle of a pandemic.

Birx shares what she told Louisiana State University football coach Ed Orgeron.

Gray DC speaks to Rep. Kelly Armstrong (R-N.D.) about how the new guidelines will impact North Dakota.