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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

Indiana State Rep. Martin Carbaugh has presented Michael and Nancy Uslan with one of Indiana’s highest civilian honors, the Sagamore of the Wabash, in recognition of their decades of service,

A bill introduced by Mineola Senator Bryan Hughes is being considered by the Senate State Affairs Committee that would permit any Texan to bring legal action against manufacturers or distributors

Today, America, we’ve got a trifecta of celebration that really covers the spectrum of human experience. On one end, we’re honoring the youthful energy and optimism of the next generation.

Kentucky’s recently strengthened protections for critical infrastructure are already making an impact, with multiple arrests in Louisville marking some of the first cases charged under the newly amended first-degree criminal

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz recently announced plans to terminate the state’s Housing Stabilization Services (HSS) program after credible allegations of widespread fraud surfaced, drawing sharp criticism from state lawmakers. Following

With the 2025 legislative session having wrapped up in April, several new Indiana state laws took effect this summer, impacting public safety, education, taxpayers, parental rights, and the Second Amendment.