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A powerful new tribute to three of rock ‘n’ roll’s earliest legends is set to debut this September in the same venue where their final performance took place. The Surf

On July 30, State Rep. Beau Baird joined U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright and EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin in Indianapolis for a major announcement regarding energy policy and environmental

State Representative Kathy Schmaltz is seeking a $5 million state grant to expand the work of Andy’s Angels, a Michigan-based organization dedicated to helping individuals overcome substance use disorders. Schmaltz

Representative Walt Blackman, Chairman of the Arizona House Government Committee, is calling on the U.S. Forest Service to move forward with final approval of the long-awaited Resolution Copper project, citing

Thousands of Hoosier families are touched by cancer every year—particularly breast cancer and pediatric cancers that continue to take a heavy toll across the state. In response, Indiana lawmakers have

Housing First Minnesota, the state’s premier voice for the homebuilding industry, has recognized outstanding legislative leadership with its 2025 Housing Leadership Award. This year, State Senator Rich Draheim was among

On a warm summer morning outside Canajoharie High School, a heartfelt moment of recognition unfolded. Assemblyman Robert Smullen presented graduating senior Aiden Bowerman with the 2025 Alexander John Smullen Memorial

The Texas Veterans Land Board’s Voices of Veterans oral history program continues to preserve the powerful stories of our nation’s heroes. This week, Texas Land Commissioner and VLB Chairwoman Dawn

The country music world is in mourning following the death of Grand Ole Opry star and country music pioneer Jeannie Seely. She passed away peacefully at 5:00 p.m. CT on

This week, David Winston breaks down the latest jobs report and wage data—highlighting both encouraging signs and lingering concerns as Americans continue to navigate a cost-of-living crunch. Weekly wages rose