Columbia, South Carolina — Some South Carolinians are currently facing criminal charges for actions that were unlawful until last month but are now legal. Some lawmakers do not believe this … Read More
A bill moving through the South Carolina House seeks to solve mounting teacher vacancies by allowing non-certified specialists to fill the gaps. The Center for Educator Recruitment, Retention, and Advancement … Read More
Homeless shelter managers and support workers fear a major U.S. Supreme Court case could have far-reaching consequences in Maine. Justices will soon decide whether the small Oregon city of Grants … Read More
Licensed cannabis wholesalers in New Mexico are having their marijuana goods taken by officials from the United States Customs and Border Patrol at checkpoints in the state. New Mexico Governor … Read More
The House and Senate voted Tuesday to raise some state employees’ salaries by up to 4.5% for the upcoming fiscal year, totaling $154 million. Both the House vote (106-44 with … Read More
On Monday, the Oklahoma House of Representatives unanimously approved a bill that would mandate that insurance companies are required to pay for fertility treatments for women who have previously been … Read More
April marks the start of scorching weather throughout much of Texas. While the summer heat is difficult for many, it may be fatal for those jailed in Texas’ prison system, … Read More
A Texas grand jury indicted more than 140 migrants on misdemeanor rioting charges Tuesday for an alleged mass effort to cross the US-Mexico border, a day after a judge dismissed … Read More
The same plan that will lower individual income taxes for Iowans has authorities concerned about yearly budgeting for local government agencies. When Senate File 2442 is passed into law, the … Read More
Gov. Ron DeSantis announced on Monday an additional $1.5 billion to restore the Everglades and enhance water quality in fiscal year 2024-25. Approximately $850 million will be spent on Everglades … Read More
