Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is conducting an “active and ongoing” review into whether a business-backed nonprofit organization bypassed state transparency laws by failing to register … Read more
State and federal officials gathered at the Historic Greene County Courthouse on April 10 to address a violent crime that has reignited intense debates over border … Read more
Massachusetts is moving closer to a statewide ban on single-use plastic bags after the state legislature advanced a comprehensive environmental package on April 8. The proposal, … Read more
The sudden departure of Pam Bondi from the Department of Justice has stripped away the primary legal shield that previously blocked ethics investigations into her conduct. … Read more
The debate over whether to abolish one of the most significant revenue streams for local governments has reached a fever pitch in the Sunshine State, as … Read more
For many Americans, the arrival of a tax notice from the Internal Revenue Service triggers immediate anxiety. The agency possesses formidable tools to collect unpaid debts, … Read more
Nevada’s tourism industry, long synonymous with the bright lights of Las Vegas and the natural beauty of Lake Tahoe, is facing a growing tension: the rise … Read more
Columbus, OH – Central Ohio is bracing for a series of demonstrations this weekend, collectively known as “No Kings” protests, focused on opposition to policies associated … Read more
California, long considered a stronghold of the Democratic Party, finds itself facing an unusual and increasingly plausible scenario: a general election for governor in November without … Read more
AUSTIN, Texas – A new poll released today is sending ripples through Texas political circles, suggesting that state Representative James Talarico is unexpectedly competitive in the … Read more
A bill aimed at reforming Delaware’s primary care insurance system advanced to the Senate on March 18, 2026, following nearly three hours of debate in its … Read more
March 18, 2026, 11:00 a.m. PT “By vote of the legislature and with the support of the state administration,” Nevada State Journal publisher J.G. Scrugham wrote … Read more