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GRAFTON, W.Va. (WV News) — Many families will celebrate mothers this weekend at the "birthplace of Mothers Day."

This November, voters in several states will decide on abortion access. Oklahomans are not among them, but members of a loose-knit coalition are watching and taking notes, says Ginnie Graham.

Deadlines are rapidly approaching as we head into the last three weeks of the legislative session. The first is the deadline to pass the Fiscal Year 2025 state operating budget,

KSHB 41's Charlie Keegan examines the process of how an initiative petition gets on the ballot in Missouri.

Gov. Kim Reynolds signed into law a measure speeding up income tax cuts, lowering Iowa’s individual income tax to a 3.8% single tax rate beginning in 2025.

Alaskans in state prisons would be allowed to use tablet PCs in their cells for education and legal purposes, according to a new bill passed by the Alaska House of Representatives on Thursday. House Bill 330, sponsored by Rep. Sarah Vance, R-Homer, partially reverses a longtime ban on electronic devices for state prisoners, but only […] The post Aiming for rehab, House-passed bill would allow some tablet computers in Alaska prison cells appeared first on Alaska Beacon.

COLUMBIA, S.C. – South Carolina voters will decide in November on a constitutional amendment that would allow only American citizens to vote in all state elections.

When this year’s tax cuts are implemented, Iowa will have the sixth-lowest income tax rate among the 41 states with an income tax, according to the Tax Foundation.

Gov. Kim Reynolds signed into law a measure speeding up income tax cuts, lowering Iowa’s individual income tax to a 3.8% single tax rate beginning in 2025.

GSC councilors debated a resolution that would recommend an end to legacy admissions, and considered the formation of a student-run committee on ethical spending, at its Tuesday meeting.