The U.S. Census Bureau found that a “historic” decline in international migration has contributed greatly to slower population growth in the U.S., according to new data released Tuesday. Census data ...

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We all know about the major Latino population areas. Cubans in South Florida. Mexicans in Texas and California. Puerto Ricans ...

The U.S. population grew by just 0.5% last year, a weak showing against the country’s already historically low growth rate. A single-year drop is likely to cause ripple effects for slower-growth ...

New Jersey was among the states with the greatest yearly population increase, according to the most recent data from the U.S. Census Bureau. The Garden State was 10th in "numeric growth" from July 1, ...

Kansas has seen massive economic wins under the Kelly-Toland administration, but population growth lags. See why state's numbers are underperforming.

Sometimes numbers don’t tell the whole story. The latest state population update might qualify as a case in point. According to the latest U.S. Census Bureau figures, most Massachusetts communities ...

Minnesota’s population has grown in three ways: naturally via more births than deaths, people moving here from other states and international migration. Demographers point out, however, that in as few ...

ST. LOUIS — A growing number of civic and business groups are highlighting the St. Louis metropolitan area’s stagnant population as an urgent problem, and they’re pushing the region’s planning ...

According to new population projections, 20 counties will gain over 1.2 million new residents each by 2100. Growth is centering around the urban and suburban cores of large metro areas. The county ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Chicago posted the seventh biggest population gain of any city in the country last year, leading a wave of growth that also lifted many suburbs, particularly ...