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MADISON, Wis. (WLAX/WEUX) – Where you live on the map determines who you vote for and who represents you. Now, your place on the map could be changing by the 2024 election. The Wisconsin Supreme Court will hear a case trying to toss the current legislative maps. Republicans introduced a bill to hand map-making power […]

Aris Garcia, the Republican candidate for State Representative in Illinois’ 49th district, has raised concerns about the effectiveness and accountability of the recently enacted SAFE-T Act.

ANDOVER — State Rep. Tram Nguyen, D-Andover, was recently presented with the Women’s Bar Association of Massachusetts Emerging Women Leaders in the Law Award. She was honored alongside fellow recipients

Folks came far and wide to celebrate the planting of a Liberty Tree Saturday at the Wyoming Monument.

In an age where cooperation is essential to address the many challenges facing our people, I am excited about a new agreement between the Cherokee Nation and the U.S. Department

Rep. Ron Reynolds, D-Missouri City, says most Democrats and rural Republicans will continue to oppose school vouchers, just as they have for years.

 

In an age where cooperation is essential to address the many challenges facing our people, I am excited about a new agreement between the Cherokee Nation and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to open a VA clinic within Cherokee Nation’s Vinita Health Center. This historic partnership advances our commitment to ensure that all veterans, both Native and non-Native, can receive quality health care. Five staffers from the Eastern Oklahoma VA Health Care System will be housed in the Vi...

ANGOLA — The race for mayor in Angola is down to the wire and a significant endorsement was made on Wednesday.

Quarles’ first day as KCTCS president is Jan. 1 after completing his term as Kentucky Commissioner of Agriculture.