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Answering congressional call after George Floyd killing, National Academies’ expert panel sees value in pressuring those controlling resources

WASHINGTON — A new proposal in Congress is designed as a "sweeping overhaul of the interstate trucking supply chain," according to its sponsors. South

Sheriffs say because of sweeping police reform bills their jobs have become harder and has put public safety at risk.

South Dakota Stockgrowers Association is proud to announce and welcome everyone to the 131st Annual South Dakota Stockgrowers Association Convention and Tradeshow on November 3rd and 4th.  This year’s convention will be held at the...

Crown is the current president of the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs, who sent a letter to Johnson.

How can we improve access to health care for rural Arkansans? Recently states such as Kansas and New York have expanded the use of nurse practitioners (NPs). Last year the Arkansas Legislature passed two bills to do this exact thing. But one of them, Act 412, is stifled because the rules accompanying it are stuck in committee.

Flashing police lights are being ignored more and more often, according to the Washington State Patrol. 

From U.S. Rep. Mike Johnson R-Louisiana WASHINGTON, D.C. – Twelve Republican members of Congress led by House Republican Conference Vice Chairman Mike Jo

You have no doubt been asked for your signature a lot lately. Circulators are pushing numerous petitions that aim to change the laws when it comes to everything from abortion and school funding, to minimum wage and how you vote.

The state Senator's comment came two days before Passover was to start