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The EFF followed through with its plan to disrupt President Cyril Ramaphosa’s State of the Nation Address on Thursday evening. This ended in clashes between the Red Berets and security personnel and their eventual removal from the City Hall chambers.

The House on Wednesday unanimously agreed to eliminate a pandemic-era policy that allowed representatives to vote remotely. However, both members of the public and legislators will still have the option of participating in hearings remotely.

Here’s a look at who serves in Montanas American Indian Caucus, which committees they’ve joined and what bills they are sponsoring.

MONTPELIER — Mike Rice spent the better part of a year trying to get to Montpelier. And when he arrived on Wednesday and took the oath of office, it was

MONTPELIER — Mike Rice spent the better part of a year trying to get to Montpelier. And when he arrived on Wednesday and took the oath of office, it was

In all my 26 years as a legislator, I have never seen a legislative rules proposal as potentially devastating to Montana citizen-ratepayers as

Sixteen legislators—nine representatives and seven senators—are taking on new roles, each leading one of the 23 House standing committees and 22 Senate standing committees for the 2023 session.

Lawmakers voted Monday to discontinue COVID-19 vaccination and testing policies for public visitors to the Statehouse in favor of posting signs that “strongly recommend” visitors be vaccinated.The old policy, passed in December 2021, had recommended...

Legislators said enforcement of the old screening process for visitors to the capitol has been nonexistent.

The constitutional ins and outs of California lawmaking provide insight into how bills get passed—and often stall.