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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — Tennessee State Rep. Gloria Johnson (D-Knoxville) has announced a run to unseat Republican U.S. Senator Marsha Blackburn in 2024. Johnson’s campaign launched Tuesday with a multicity tour around the Volunteer State. The state representative is traveling around Tennessee on Tuesday, making a stop in Knoxville at Savage Gardens. She will be joined by Representative […]

SUNNYSIDE, Wash.-State Representative Gina Mosbrucker (R-14th legislative district), will host a town hall meeting on the statewide drug crisis, Tuesday, Sept. 5, on the Yakama Reservation in Toppenish.

Former state Rep. Becky Edwards is leading her closest rival by over 20 points in a Utah special primary election, according to one recent poll.

At least two Michigan lawmakers included errors about their academic degrees in their online biographies, an investigation by the Free Press found.

The Mercury’s sister publication, the Reading Eagle, broke the story of the closing of the Kutztown Ambulance company. Meanwhile, in Boyertown, the Colebrookdale Railroad is getting $20 million courtesy of taxpayers. Obviously, the tourist attraction in Boyertown needs that money more than sick folks or accident victims, or crime victims. Before anyone says the ambulance […]

The deeply conservative leader said he is looking forward to spending time with his family, church and business — but added that a return to politics is possible if a Texas Senate seat opens up.

When a speaker asked the crowd how many were at that location on Canfield Drive the day of-or the day after-Mike Brown’s murder, at least half raised their hands.

It was a reunion of sorts.

CEYLON — Ceylon City Council met Tuesday evening and two presentations were given. One was from Joshua Schuetz about the Economic Development Association and

From mayoral candidate to Miss Black Michigan, 28-year-old Myya Jones is making her mark in pageants and politics.