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With Governor Tony Evers officially announcing he will not seek a third term, Wisconsin’s political landscape is bracing for what is expected to be one of the most closely watched

As another summer weekend approaches, people across the country are looking for ways to unwind, explore, and maybe do something a little different. Whether you’re planning a solo adventure, quality

My dog training instructor, Anthony Jerone, served in Vietnam. At 19 years of age, he was tasked with training dogs to sniff out underground tunnels built by the enemy. When

Texas Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham is rallying support for coastal conservation with a new fundraising initiative under the Texas General Land Office’s (GLO) long-running Adopt-A-Beach program. The campaign, launched this

As of July 1, several new laws passed during Indiana’s 2025 legislative session are officially in effect. State Rep. Beau Baird is highlighting several measures he says will have a

Tennessee families will have a welcome opportunity to save on essential school and personal items later this month, as the state’s annual back-to-school sales tax holiday returns from Friday, July

“Bruce was a dedicated public servant, loving family man, and dear friend to many at the Capitol and in Buffalo.” — Sen. Mark Johnson Minnesota lawmakers on both sides of

As the International Olympic Committee prepares for the return of lacrosse to the global stage in the 2028 Olympic Games, a bipartisan wave of support is building in New York

Arizona State Representative Nick Kupper is demanding swift action and full transparency after a cyberattack—believed to be carried out by Iranian hackers—targeted the Arizona Secretary of State’s candidate portal last

In a move that signals the beginning of a critical legislative task, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick has announced the formation of the Senate Special Committee on Congressional Redistricting. Among those