Lisa Bennatan

People in Washington, Tennessee, New Jersey and Oklahoma sound off on the ongoing effects of inflation as experts predict September numbers will hit 40-year-highs.

Maine residents are worried about the upcoming winter as inflated prices made it harder to save for the rising home heating oil prices, nonprofit chief says.

Americans in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, shared their thoughts on what issues are most important to them with the 2022 midterm elections around the corner.

A Memphis community leader shares how he's working to mend relationships between law enforcement and the community who have viewed police as the opposition.

A Memphis community leader overcame his own struggles and is helping strengthen relationships between fathers and their children in an effort to reduce crime.

Memphis' new progressive district attorney explained why he's forward with pushing bail reform, despite that critics have correlated it with an increase in crime.

Memphis' new top prosecutor, Steve Mulroy, shared lessons he's taken from his fellow progressive district attorneys who he said may have "tarnished the brand."

Memphis' new district attorney said he plans to prioritize violent crimes, but several in the community said non-violent crimes should also be prosecuted.

People in Memphis, Tennessee, sounded off on the amount of crime happening within the city and shared whether they thought it was a safe place to live.

Americans in Allentown, Pennsylvania, and Portland, Oregon, shared their thoughts as to whether President Joe Biden has united or divided this country.

People in Allentown, Pennsylvania, shared which party they are leaning towards for the midterm elections and explained their reasons behind their decision.

New Yorkers reacted to Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's GQ interview in which she discussed whether she could win the presidency and said Americans "hate women."

People in New York City shared their thoughts on Gov. Greg Abbott busing migrants from Texas to the Big Apple as the Republican feuds with Mayor Eric Adams.

Locals in San Francisco shared their thoughts on Gov. Gavin Newsom and gave the California Democrat a grade based on his performance during his tenure.

People in Washington, D.C., sounded off on travel etiquette, and shared what things passengers do that bother them most ahead of a busy travel weekend.

Family members of Sgt. Nicole Gee, who was killed in the August 2021 suicide bombing at the Kabul airport, reflect on Gee's life one year after the attack

San Francisco locals shared whether they would support California Gov. Gavin Newsom if he ran for president in 2024, with most locals saying they would.

Voters in several U.S. cities shared their top voting priorities leading into the 2022 midterm elections, with many citing the economy as the top concern.

Following a bump in Joe Biden's approval rating, Americans shared their thoughts on how they thought the president was doing and graded his performance.

As tensions rise between the U.S. and China following Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taiwan, people in Wisconsin answer the question: Is Taiwan an independent country?

Americans at the Wisconsin State Fair weighed in on the importance of climate change initiatives included in the Inflation Reduction Act as heads to the House.

Attendees at a Trump rally in Waukesha, Wisconsin, shared who they want to see on the presidential ticket in 2024, with most hoping for a Donald Trump bid.

Americans in Washington, D.C., were skeptical that increasing taxes through the Inflation Reduction Act would reduce the price surges seen across the country.

An economist said the Inflation Reduction Act is an example of deceptive marketing and will exacerbate the pain felt by Americans struggling with inflation.

After video of Kamala Harris introducing herself with her pronouns went viral, several Congressmen said people should introduce themselves however they please.

Americans in Washington, D.C., shared how they would spend their fortunes if they won the Mega Millions' $1 billion jackpot, with some saying they'd donate winnings.

Climate activists gathered outside Nationals Park during the annual Congressional Baseball Game and demanded that President Biden declare a climate emergency.

Climate protesters at the Congressional Baseball Game were arrested on Thursday evening after blocking one of entrances to Nationals Park.

Climate change demonstrations, like the planned protest aimed at "shutting down" Thursday's Congressional Baseball Game, will continue until there's change.

A pastor in Chicago's South Side blamed the community's lack of economic vitality for the rampant gun violence and called for help from outside the community.