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WASHINGTON – Appropriations Committee Republicans Wednesday sent a letter to Appropriations Committee Chair Rosa DeLauro (D-CT) requesting that the committee hold hearings on the ongoing security and humanitarian crisis at

Former state representative Luke Simons wont go to court over his expulsion from the Legislature.

  April 11th kicks off a week of Israel celebrations in Cincinnati. “We will be memorializing both Yom HaShoah—Holocaust Remembrance Day—and Yom HaZikaron—Israel’s Memorial Day—with virtual ceremonies that will include speakers, poems, prayers, and more as we honor those we have lost,” said Noah and Brett Stern, the chairs of the Yom’s planning committee. This is the second year that these events have taken place virtually because of Covid-19. “As...

McDONOUGH — Changes could be coming to the public comment portion of the Board of Commissioners meetings.

SAUGERTIES, N.Y. — Sen. Michelle Hinchey has become the third Democratic state legislator from the Mid-Hudson Valley to call for Gov. Andrew Cuomo to resign over alleged acts of sexual

Looming over a hearing on Lincoln Sen. Anna Wisharts bill (LB474) to legalize medical cannabis in Nebraska was a petition drive backers say would enact the broader "right to cannabis

House Bill 1033 would eliminate the current state statutory requirement that mandates members of police and fire departments live within 50 miles of where they are employed.

AUSTIN, Texas — The State of Texas will soon release the next groups of people eligible for the coronavirus vaccine. Many are wondering who will be in the Phase 1C

The Cabarrus County Board of Education unanimously passed a budget resolution at Monday’s meeting appropriating a fund balance of $458,000 to former Superintendent Dr. Chris Lowder who resigned for purposes

That compares with zero bills signed into law at this point in 2019. Hair braiding Reps. Shelia Stubbs, D-Madison, and Shae Sortwell, R-Two Rivers, teamed up to reintroduce a bill this session that would allow hair braiding without a professional license. The Assembly Committee on Regulatory Licensing Reform on Tuesday voted 6-2 to advance the bill, with two Milwaukee Democrats opposed. The bill, which would specify that a person does not need to obtain a barbering or cosmetology license in ord...