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Virginia Republicans picked a new party chairman in August with hopes of winning again after losses in every statewide Virginia race since 2009.

DENVER — While the Colorado House has a slew of the first bills introduced into the renewed session that various committees are to debate this week, the Senate has very

Combined, we represented the Dakotas for nearly 60 years in the United States Congress. Senator Daschle represented South Dakota in the House of Representatives from 1979-1987 and in the Senate from 1987-2005, including serving as the Minority Leader and later the Majority Leader, and on the Committee on Indian Affairs. He is the highest-ranking South Dakotan to ever serve in the United States government. Senator Dorgan represented North Dakota in the House from 1981-1992 and in the Senate from...

Do you like moose? Do you have some time the morning of March 6 to get out and count them? The Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation is looking for volunteers for Moose Day and will host a Nature Mapping training and a Moose ID Clinic to prep you. Moose Day is an annual census sponsored each winter by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department, the Bridger-Teton National Forest and Nature Mapping Jackson Hole. The tallies help wildlife managers monitor Alces alces population trends over time. Budget const...

Today is Monday, Feb. 22, the 53rd day of 2021. There are 312 days left in the year.

Coal country, have we got a deal for you. If Appalachian counties grappling with the demise of their signature industry are serious about building a new economy, they have an unexpected opportunity. To explain that opportunity, we must first rewind 12 long years to 2009 when Congress was passing the $831 billion stimulus program known as the American Recovery and Reinvention Act that was intended to pull the country out of the recession caused by the 2008 financial collapse. We know this will s...

INDIANAPOLIS – There’s a reason that President Truman had a sign on his desk reading “The Buck Stops Here.” There’s a reason that a statue of Gov. Oliver P. Morton

TIFTON, Ga. — The Georgia Peanut Commission seeks eligible peanut producers who are interested in serving on the National Peanut Board.

In-person and virtual one-on-one appointments are available.

Nick Reynolds Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon led the Republican Governors Association in sending a letter to President Joe Biden on Monday morning, urging him to withdraw his executive order pausing new federal permits for oil and gas development — a move many of the state’s leaders have said will devastate its economy. The letter, which was co-signed by Republican governors in 16 other states, called the Jan. 27 decision and lack of consultation with affected states by the Bide...