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In Indiana, State Rep. Chris May has honored longtime Naval Support Activity Crane advocate Matt Craig with the prestigious Circle of Corydon Award, recognizing decades of service that have strengthened

The Texas General Land Office (GLO) wrapped up its 2025 Summer Internship Program this week, marking the close of two months filled with learning, collaboration, and hands-on service. For Commissioner

Minnesota lawmakers are calling for greater transparency surrounding the planned closure of the Minnesota Correctional Facility (MCF) in Stillwater, raising concerns that the decision was rushed through the end-of-session budget

Northeast Indiana’s farming families were celebrated this week as the state recognized their dedication and legacy with Hoosier Homestead awards at the Indiana State Fair. The long-running program honors family-owned

Texas property owners will soon have new tools to protect their homes and land. At a ceremony this week at the Texas Capitol, Governor Greg Abbott signed into law Senate

Public officials from across the political spectrum gathered this week to show support for a more respectful and cooperative approach to governing, signing the Civility Pledge for a Stronger Minnesota.

After more than 80 years of uncertainty, the family of U.S. Army Pvt. Harland J. Hennessey is finally able to welcome him home. Assemblyman Robert Smullen joined the Boonville, New

A growing number of Wisconsinites are turning to the skilled trades as a pathway to stable careers, higher wages, and long-term growth opportunities. This week, the Associated Builders and Contractors

The Jackson Interfaith Shelter in Jackson, Michigan, is preparing to deepen its community impact with a dedicated facility for families. Backed by a $1 million request in the state budget, the

The League of Minnesota Cities has announced its list of 2025 Legislators of Distinction, honoring 28 state lawmakers — 16 representatives and 12 senators — for their work to strengthen