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Rep. Melanie Stinnett celebrates passage of legislation in 2023 extending medical benefits for new mothers.

Last week, the House Committee on Ways and Means held a hearing entitled "Ensuring that ‘Woke' Doesn't Leave Americans Broke: Protecting Seniors and Savers from ESG Activism."

Lewiston residents have the chance to voice their opinions on a growing issue in the town — short-term rental properties.

Governor Whitmer sent a letter to Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson Wednesday requesting a special election to fill two vacant seats in the Michigan House of Representatives.

Illinois State Senate District 25 candidate Heather Brown recently recounted a troubling experience during a petition drive event in which she felt intimidated by two individuals.

Thanksgiving Day provides an opportunity for Kentuckians gather around tables and celebrate our blessings with gratitude. It carries a timeless message, one rooted in the rich soil of tradition and

The Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce will host on Thursday, Dec. 14 its annual Eggs & Issues breakfast at Lanier Technical College.

C. Travis Johnson will once again serve as the State Representative for the 21st District.

East Texans have mixed reactions to Pope Francis’s rare removal of Bishop Joseph Strickland as the bishop of Tyler.

Kankakeean Samuel Harvey Shapiro was a short, rotund man whose ever-present wide smile earned him the nickname “Smilin’ Sam.” That nickname was bestowed upon Shapiro by fellow politicians during his