Legislative Coordinator News Today

As I reflect on Black History Month, I am inspired by the words of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.: “The function of education is to teach one to think intensively

BOISE — A large crowd walked from Julia Davis Park to the Idaho State Capitol building on Saturday afternoon as a part of the Boise March for Life event.

BOISE — A large crowd walked from Julia Davis Park to the Idaho State Capitol building on Saturday afternoon as a part of the Boise March for Life event.

State Announces Establishment of Breakthrough Therapies Task Force

The National Wildlife Federation and its 52 state and territorial affiliates are committed to uniting people from all walks of life and giving wildlife a voice in the halls of Congress. For more than eight decades, the Federation has served as a trusted advocate, working to conserve wildlife, watersheds, and landscapes for future generations and to ensure wildlife thrive in a rapidly changing climate.

The Republican led Texas legislature is moving forward with a bill that would create a new border protection unit that critics say will lead to vigilante justice against migrants – and anyone who looks like a migrant from Mexico. Supporters say the anti-migrant militia is needed because Texans are in "imminent danger."

Safety concerns for motorcyclist on the road are on the rise as warm weather breaks in Western New York

OKLAHOMA CITY – The Amnesty International Oklahoma City Chapter will hold its annual letter writing event on Saturday, Dec. 17, from 1 to 4 p.m. at Full Circle Book Store,

State of California

SACRAMENTO – Governor Gavin Newsom today announced the following appointments: Melissa Gear, 45, of Elk Grove, has been appointed Deputy Director of Board and