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Oklahoma lawmakers will consider thousands of bills over the coming months.

• CHRYSEE G. SAMILLANO The Office of the Ombudsman dismissed, for lack of substantial evidence, the administrative case for grave misconduct filed by a

A Senate committee cleared a series of bills to support veterans during a Jan. 30 hearing at the State House in Trenton.

A South Dakota House committee approved a proposed constitutional amendment allowing the state to implement an...

On Friday the 13th of January, the Biden regime finalized its pistol ban rule, which threatens to outlaw up to 40 million pistols with attached "stabilizing braces." The executive [...]

With Arkansas lawmakers set to begin the fourth week of the 94th General Assemblys regular session, House committees this week will consider a bill that would prevent transgender people from using the restroom of their choice while at school and a measure that aims to restrict "drag performances" by classifying them as an adult-oriented business.

The Indiana Senate forwarded a proposal Thursday to the House on a 34-15 vote that would, through an amendment to the state constitution, rescind Hoosiers’ right to bail. It’s a

Lawmakers are considering a resolution that would ease a tax burden for childcare businesses, a move supporters said would ease a challenge for businesses and prospective employees.

A proposed Arkansas constitutional amendment would give lawmakers more control over setting their salaries. House Joint Resolution 1001 would add constitutional

Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Wednesday she would donate to charity any pay raise she receives as part of a potential salary hike for state elected officials.