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This week has been rough, but we’re almost across the finish line.

An application is pending before the BLM to approve the placement of approximately 400 wind turbines in Jerome, Lincoln, and Minidoka Counties that would consume over 200,000 acres.

On Wednesday last week, the Oregon Senate adopted a resolution declaring an official state vegetable and yes, you guessed it, it is the Potato!

Arizona’s budget is precariously perched on a two-legged stool, and Republican lawmakers want to saw off yet another leg, as the erstwhile party of fiscal responsibility has lost sight of any shred of economic stewardship, blinded by obsessions with cutting taxes for the rich and defunding public education

The ballot initiative process remains in a court induced coma, as the Mississippi Legislature again let a bill to resurrect it die Thursday. See why.

The last piece of legislature that would have restored Mississippi’s ballot initiative process this session has died on the calendar following Thursday’s deadline to invite conference. Senate Concurrent Resolution 533 proposed that only the legislature can make amendments to the Mississippi constitution, as well as restricting residents from placing issues regarding...

The Texas House resolution, if adopted, would not have the force of law but express a sentiment among lawmakers aimed at protecting Bitcoiners.

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HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss. - Power outages continue to be the talk of the town for residents in Holly Springs and surrounding areas.

Every South Carolinian knows our state song, “South Carolina on My Mind.” But, did you know that it only joined our list of state symbols as a second state song in March of 1984? That …