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Montana's A.G. threatens to sue Walgreens over the abortion pill. The 2024 ballot could include a slew of proposed constitutional changes. Gov. Gianforte celebrates a major legislative win. And some Republican lawmakers propose a definition of sex.

On February 22, 2023, the chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, Patrick McHenry, along with other Republican leaders in the House and Senate, released a letter ("the Letter")...

With drugs and violence having a strong presence in New Mexico, A representative that was a police officer is attempting to strengthen laws in this area with the introduction of 5 Bills targeting narcotics and firearms.

North America's first freshwater offshore wind farm will be cited in Lake Erie. The first freshwater offshore wind farm in North America was approved by the Supreme Court of Ohio yesterday and will take place in Lake Erie off the coast of Cleveland.

Tuscarora Township was recently awarded $3.5 million in funding to move forward with another phase of its sewer expansion project.

Gov. John Carney delivered the 2022 State of the State speech in Dovers Legislative Hall on Thursday afternoon. Heres the full text of the speech.

Some state lawmakers want a say in U.S. Constitution Julia Kauffman © Provided by WLTX-TV Columbia At the State House, Republican lawmakers are hoping South Carolina will join the list of states signing up to be part of the convention of states.  The U.S. Constitution allows constitutional amendments to be proposed by Congress, which is what typically happens, or by a convention of states. For the convention of states to propose changes to the Constitution, 34 states must pas...

The U.S. Constitution allows constitutional amendments to be proposed by Congress, which is what typically happens, or by a convention of states.

Rep. Bell: Charter & parochial schools have unfair advantages in NCHSAA Subject:* A friend wanted you to see this item from High School OT: https://wr.al/1KMXJ Rep. John Bell (R-Wayne) questioned NCHSAA Commissioner Que Tucker about unfair advantages that he says charter and parochial schools enjoy, particularly at the 1A classification. Tucker said the NCHSAA is aware of concerns but struggles with how to address them. Show Transcript Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Let you turn your head this way fo...

SC lawmakers pre-file bills to regulate medical cannabis in the state Dec 10, 2020 5:35 PM EST COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– South Carolina lawmakers pre-filed bills to regulate medical cannabis in the state. The SC Compassionate Care Act was introduced by long-time medical cannabis advocate Senator Tom Davis and Representative Bill Herbkersman. Herbkersman cited his late brother’s experience finding relief from the drug when he was diagnosed with cancer as motivation for sponsoring the bill. The bi...