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ST. PETERSBURG (BLOOM) – The City of St. Petersburg has secured $600,000 from the State of Florida to aid homeowners affected by Hurricane Idalia. The funds will be allocated through the City’s Housing Rehabilitation Assistance Program, with eligibility temporarily broadened to encompass hurricane-related needs. “I am grateful for the tireless work of our entire Pinellas […]

The Tennessee General Assembly website shows what bills are being discussed and who represents Memphis and Shelby County in the legislature.

On the eve of the opening of the Florida legislative session, a Republican lawmaker filed a bill that essentially bans all abortions in Florida. Miami-Dade County Rep. David Borrero’s proposed bill (HB 1519), filed Monday, states that “a person or an entity may not purposely perform or attempt to perform an abortion except to save the life of a pregnant woman in a medical emergency.” The ...

House Bill 5 is a more than 20-point plan aimed at curbing whats been a multiyear surge in violent crime.

Here are the top oil and gas bills to watch during the 2024 New Mexico Legislative Session.

The National Weather Service will send out survey teams to assess damage left behind by Tuesday's storms.

After rare special elections last year, the South Carolina Senate has two new members, adding diversity to the statehouse’s upper chamber.

The Democratically-controlled Legislature is down its majority in the state House and faces an uncertain legislative map and a changed budget picture.

The Maryland General Assembly is scheduled to convene at noon on Wednesday. Here are several things to know as the session starts.

The Department of Social Services is changing payment policies in hopes that more daycare providers will accept children who receive government assistance.