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A group of bikers in leather vests and wispy beards travels weekly to Annapolis to advocate for their cause: Making helmets optional in Maryland.

Immigration measures HCR 2060 and SB 1231, a package dubbed "SB 1070 2.0" by its critics, are making their way through the Arizona Legislature.

Democrats were successful in incentivizing renewable energy and electric vehicles, but struggled to reform oil and gas regulations.

Religion and faith were focus of two events on Tuesday in Oklahoma City: the Oklahoma Governor's Prayer Breakfast and an Interfaith Impact Luncheon.

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. & SUGAR LAND, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Wisk Aero, a leading Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) company, and the City of Sugar Land, Texas, have entered into a partnership to bring

This initial partnership will lay the foundation and act as a gateway for establishing a larger network across the Greater Houston region.

Connecticut Senate Democrats unveiled their priority bills this legislative session.

Spring Branch Independent School District has started Phase 3 in reductions to help close the district’s $35 million general fund budget gap for the 2024-2025 school year.

“Performance over the past year is evidence that the legislature’s investment in FAMU is paying healthy dividends,” FAMU President Robinson said.

Amid signs that Florida Governor Ron DeSantis may be losing his grip on the Republican-controlled Legislature, the Senate sided with him on one idea.