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Montana state Rep. Zooey Zephyr returned to work Thursday, one day after Republicans banned the transgender legislator from entering the legislative chamber as punishment for a protest.

State House members passed a number of measures inspired by people in North Central Florida

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KUNR held its second Pints and Purple Politics event on Wednesday at IMBĪB Custom Brews in Sparks. Purple Politics Nevada host Lucia Starbuck moderated the conversation with three state lawmakers who represent the Reno-Sparks area. This week’s episode highlights what everyone had to say.

A few weeks ago, a moment from the Legislative Session went viral: the State Senate voted to increase their own meal reimbursements just days after rejecting more money for free school lunches. But today, school lunches passed.

Two fundraising events displaying legislative bipartisanship are planned in the next few days to help a quadriplegic state worker purchase a vehicle that will give him some freedom and independence.

The Montana Constitution includes the right to a "clean and healthful environment" What does that mean for Montana? Learn more now on The Big Why

Prominent Trump allies in Florida are floating the idea of having the former president visit Tallahassee while Gov. Ron DeSantis is overseas.

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