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On Monday, March 18, the Blue Earth City Council set the stage to resolve litigation which has been under negotiation for several months. The council has bee

Proposals cracking down on retail theft and domestic violence have momentum at the state Capitol.

Several reform measures have advanced at the Legislature’s halfway point. With nine weeks left, here’s a look at where criminal justice bills stand.

FRANKFORT — Hours after a House committee declared Kentucky a "sanctuary state" from federal fossil fuel environmental regulations Thursday, Gov. Andy Beshear announced a $1.3 billion project converting coal mine

Proposals cracking down on retail theft and domestic violence have momentum at the state Capitol.

As we reach the halfway point in the legislative session, there is still a lot of work to be done. Senate Joint Resolution 74, if approved by voters, would require

Initiative petition changes — a priority for Republicans — are making their way through the Missouri House.

The chamber also approved a proposed constitutional amendment to limit the governors veto power.

Under a measure receiving strong support from state senators, nominees for the Oklahoma Supreme Court could soon be selected by the governor based on merit, rather than having nominees chosen

Working with State Rep. Jackie Haas, R-Kankakee, of the 79th District, and Sen. Patrick Joyce, D-Essex, of the 40th District, 47-year historical society member Ken Ponton aims to pass a