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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has directed state officials to conduct random, unannounced safety inspections in schools, according to a letter sent to Texas School Safety Center Director Dr. Kathy Martinez-Prather.

Florida finally passed badly needed condo reform, but state Rep. Randy Fine went a tweet too far over the line/

Those driving through Weatherford this week may have noticed an increased police presence at their child’s school.

Throughout the last few months, Iowa agriculture saw some major legislative accomplishments that are geared to help producers across the state.

Today, Representative Carl O. Sherman, highlights President Biden Executive Order  by: Rep. Sherman, Carl Sr. 05/25/2022 LANCASTER, TEXAS – State Representative

Iowa's 2022 legislative session was scheduled to conclude on April 19, but over a month later, session officially wrapped up after midnight on May 25.

Representative Carl O. Sherman in DC for Pres. Biden’s signing of Executive Order on second anniversary of George Floyd’s death  by: Rep. Sherman, Carl Sr.

The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries is responsible for managing and protecting Louisiana’s abundant natural resources. The department issues hunting, fishing, and trapping licenses, as well as boat titles and registrations.

Railroad Commission of Texas Railroad Commission voted to approve three actions that represent a major step forward in facilitating the deployment of carbon capture, use and sequestration activities CCUS in Texas, primary application waiting for EPA’s approval of primacy.

A bill that appeared dead and gone for the 2022 Louisiana Legislative Session after years of failing to pass is now back again.