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April 25, 2024
State inspector general blasts three lawyers for multiple conflicts of interest, double billing
April 12, 2024
Rep. Adam Morgan, a Greenville Republican who is seeking the SC 4th Congressional District seat against incumbent William Timmons, took to the House floor Tuesday to speak against campaign contributions being used for childcare. He said campaign contribution money should not have any connection to personal affairs.
April 2, 2024
A bill to repeal and replace Alabama's existing code of ethics for public officials and employees is expected to be voted on in the House Tuesday. House Bill 22
March 26, 2024
Seven Neshannock Township residents have initiated a lawsuit to appeal the approval of a land development plan for T&M Hardware.
February 25, 2024
Illegal immigration clearly is the top election year issue for Republicans, both at the national and state level, even if a majority of West Virginians have likely never encountered an
February 24, 2024
Illegal immigration clearly is the top election year issue for Republicans, both at the national and state level, even if a majority of West Virginians have likely never encountered an
February 22, 2024
Alabama House Representative Matt Simpson (R-Baldwin) plans to introduce a bill this week which would reduce the Alabama Ethics Commission to little more than a civil regulatory agency.
February 19, 2024
Alabama House Representative Matt Simpson (R-Baldwin) plans to introduce a bill next week which would reduce the Alabama Ethics Commission to little more than a civil regulatory agency.
February 18, 2024
Alabama House Representative Matt Simpson (R-Baldwin) plans to introduce a bill next week which would reduce the Alabama Ethics Commission to little more than a civil regulatory agency.
February 18, 2024
Alabama House Representative Matt Simpson (R-Baldwin) plans to introduce a bill next week which would reduce the Alabama Ethics Commission to little more than a civil regulatory agency.