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Governor Laura Kelly, joined by Federal Transit Administration Administrator Nuria Fernandez and Kansas Transportation Secretary Julie Lorenz, have announced $13.2 million will go toward 48 public transit projects across the state.

Dilliner Jordan works 62 hours a week taking care of two people who are too medically fragile to take care of themselves. But she has no health insurance and often sleeps in her car because she can’t afford rent and a security deposit, even though she has been saving for months. She is fearful of […]

RICHMOND — Governor Glenn Youngkin signed more than 40 bills into law Friday including legislation strengthening school safety audits, cutting fees for sportsmen, and establishing training for law enforcement to

A foster childs long ordeal in a South Richmond hospital emergency room makes clear the stakes in an impending budget showdown in a divided General Assembly.

The bills, he said, include bipartisan legislation that aims to strengthen school safety audits, cut fees for veteran sportsmen and establish new training for law enforcement to recognize signs of human trafficking.

With more students qualifying for special education, understanding the options is crucial for parents as they advocate for their children.

Some lucky winners will take home prizes Saturday during a huge egg hunt for adults and children at the Westmoreland Fairgrounds. There will be 10,000 plastic eggs up for grabs, some of which have prize-winning golden tickets tucked inside. “We have an egg team and we will be putting them

As the gambling options in Virginia continue to increase, problem gambling advocates are working to increase the resources available to people.

Several actions took place at the Arlington County Board's Saturday, March 19, 2022, regular County Board Meeting, including:

The two-day conference continues through Tuesday.