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The House is commemorating Black History Month by recognizing the record seven black men and women currently serving as mayors, including three in Northwest Indiana.

"The Legislature, and no other official, shall appoint presidential electors," the bill says

The proposal would have to be approved by voters themselves before it can be enacted.

In the latest move to restore Mississippi’s ballot initiative process, the House of Representatives voted on Wednesday to allow residents to once again be able to propose law changes but not without a few legislative caveats. House Concurrent Resolution 11, authored by Rep. Price Wallace (R-Mendenhall), would require a minimum...

INDIANAPOLIS — An effort to set up procedures for ensuring decorum in public meetings has passed one chamber and is headed to the other.

The proposed law — which comes nearly two years since Russia invaded the Eastern European nation and as Russia's foreign minister on Monday at the U.N. ruled out any peace plan backed by Ukraine and the West — must now clear the Assembly and get Gov. Gavin Newsom's signature.

Rep. Troy Waymaster, R-Bunker Hill, 109th Dist. File photo January 19,

INDIANAPOLIS — An effort to set up procedures for ensuring decorum in public meetings is drawing support.

Senate President Craig Blair, R-Berkeley, said West Virginia is an all-of-the-above energy state and he introduced a resolution that calls on the state’s

CHARLESTON, W.Va (WV News) — The West Virginia Senate passed a resolution Monday urging Congress to enact reforms to the process of issuing permits for federal energy projects.