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Many residents have hope for solving housing crisis in Duluth and throughout Minnesota after meeting with local legislators at AICHO.

Republicans have reached deep into the well of cultural grievances, resuscitating the battle over Confederate monuments. | Opinion

Oregon lawmakers are set to convene Monday for the start of a short legislative session that is expected to be dominated by homelessness, a housing shortage and plans to overhaul the state’s pioneering drug decriminalization law as overdose deaths surge. For now, legislative leaders have indicated that bipartisan lines of communication are open as they overcome any partisan tensions still lingering from last year’s Republican walkout over measures related to abortion, transgender ...

PAYETTE COUNTY — Could school districts’. officials soon be able to pay for student activities using a special state debit card? Will it soon be illegal for state agencies to

Here’s what is still alive in the Washington state Legislature after Wednesday’s cutoff.

CHEYENNE — Sen. Cheri Steinmetz, R-Lingle, announced on Tuesday that a public hearing on Feb. 13 would be an official meeting of the Legislature, but legislative leaders clarified they were

Talanoa Way celebrates the first day of Black History Month with jazz singer Dee Dee Darby-Duffin and discusses all things City Council and running for political office as a Latina in Utah with Eva Lopez Chavez. Then we connect with Sa'a...

"The language put in the budget and amendment tell them 'Don't do this,' it is possible that PED would try to do it still," Bernstein told KOAT.

The theme — depending on which bills or proposed constitutional amendments become law — seems to be about reducing the power of the executive.

As the half-way point of the 2024 Indiana legislative session nears, here's what lawmakers did this week.