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Gov. Wes Moore (D) traveled to Maryland’s biggest industrial development Friday to break ground on a new construction facility for the offshore wind energy industry and to sign three pieces of legislation designed to boost the state’s efforts to combat climate change.

The city says these funds will be used for upgrades and improvements to the Pascagoula City Hall building, as well as a new police substation in East Pascagoula.

Tennessee’s legislative session ends Friday, but Governor Lee’s order of protection law still remains in limbo.

North Dakotans are waiting to see if Governor Doug Burgum will give his stamp of approval on a package of transgender bills.

After a short break, legislators will return to Topeka next week to finalize the state’s budget and finalize some bills to send to Governor Kelly’s desk for approval.

Stops are planned in Japan, South Korea, Israel and the United Kingdom.

State and local taxes impact almost every taxpayer, and developments in any one jurisdiction can be frequent and sometimes confusing. In this newsletter edition, we will briefly...

Gov. John Bel Edwards opened the 2023 Regular Legislative Session last week with one last push for priorities he has promoted since his first year in office.

The following is a weekly update of Montana Farmers Union involvement in the 2023 Legislature. MFU is the state’s largest and oldest grassroots

April 17, 2023 | Austin, Texas | Press Release Governor Greg Abbott today honored the brave men and women serving as sheriffs along the southern border at the