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We’re now two-thirds of the way through the 2024 Florida legislative session, and, as the saying goes, the writing is on the wall on some pieces of legislation that likely

Louisiana Revenue Secretary Richard Nelson seemed to vacillate about eliminating the state income tax in a recent interview. That won't work.

It's a pattern seen among nearly all Houston-area school districts burdened by major budget shortfalls, which leaders have attributed to state lawmakers who failed to pass public school funding packages that would’ve increased the state’s monetary dedication to Texas school districts.

House bill offers incentives and tax deductions

Representative Boden Working to Expand No-Contact Order Availability

JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) - Jackson City Councilman Kenneth Stokes, Ward 3, the community and Reset Jackson came together for a "Stop the Violence" motorcade and march on Sunday. With violent crime happening in the capital city, Stokes said the problem is that there is no state law to prohibit the advertising or selling of firearms. [...]

Last week, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox said it's the craziest and most difficult part of the year for lawmakers. But for all the work they do on Capitol Hill, how much do they make?

It's a pattern seen among nearly all Houston-area school districts burdened by major budget shortfalls, which leaders have attributed to state lawmakers who failed to pass public school funding packages that would’ve increased the state’s monetary dedication to Texas school districts.

The 13 state lawmakers who represent areas of Santa Fe County were granted about $43 million combined from the Legislature to allocate to capital projects, with the city will receiving

Senate Bill 271 focuses on pretrial detention