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Santa Fe was granted about $18.9 million from the Legislature for capital projects and the county about $11.4 million.

PAYETTE COUNTY — Protections for a prophet’s security detail, redefining cannibalism and rewriting the rules of youth employment are just a few of the newest topics to hit the Statehouse

Representative Boden Working to Expand No-Contact Order Availability

Representative Boden says Iowa House Proposes 3% Aid Increase for Schools

Utah’s revenue growth labeled ‘pretty flat’ but Republican legislative leaders remain committed to another tax cut this session. New revenue estimates are set to be announced at the Utah Legislature Friday.

Last year's legislative session, with the DFL in control of both houses of the Minnesota Legislature and the governorship for the first time in a decade, saw a huge wave of new laws in Minnesota, from abortion protections to banning conversion therapy to legalizing recreational cannabis. This year, though party control has not changed, expectations are more modest. Still, the Legislature is ...

The battle for the presidency will be the marquee race in Minnesota and across the country in 2024, but there's a lot more at stake. Minnesota's Second District is expected to once again be one of the most-watched battleground contests in the race to control Congress, and Republicans are hoping to undo Democrats' complete control of state government by flipping a handful of Minnesota House ...

Spring Branch ISD has announced more budget cuts as the district moves into the 2024-2025 school year.

(Belgrade MN-) A longtime teacher at the Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa School District is resigning at the end of this school year and moving to North Dakota to finish his teaching career. Carl

SB 294 was heavily amended to reduce funding for the Strategic Water Supply by $400 million, and require legislative approval for any bonds issued.