Regional & State News

Gov. Brian Kemp announced that he would spend more than $500,000 to help get Justice Pinson, whom he appointed in 2022, elected.

The county legislature passed a resolution urging NY’s senate and assembly to reject the bill, which would impose costly new requirements on sporting ranges.

It’s part of a national trend in the Grand Old Party after the 2020 election cratered rank-and-file Republicans’ confidence in same-day voting alternatives.

The Second Amendment is under attack and must be preserved if Americans are to be able to defend themselves, President Trump told a gathering.

The parties will focus on integrating renewable energy into their respective power grids.

The motions contended that Gene Block “failed to ensure the safety of our students” surrounding an attack on the pro-Palestinian encampment on campus

She was intercepted by Border Patrol agents on Interstate 10 in Indio.

The lawsuits target Amazon’s cancellation process and ‘Buy Box’ algorithm.

Data shows that there were 437 homeless families in San Francisco on Jan. 30, up 94 percent since 2022.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott called for ‘robust action,’ citing ‘extensive damage caused by these severe storms, historic river flooding, and tornadoes.’

‘The final defendant was served moments ago,’ Arizona AG Kris Mayes said.

The governor also killed a closely watched measures that would have codify the right to use contraception.

Gov. Glenn Youngkin said the bill ‘creates an overly broad cause of action against political subdivisions and parents, as well as medical professionals.’

The pro-Palestinian protesters demand the university to honor the agreement.

On a rare day off from his New York criminal trial, the former president attended his son’s graduation in Florida, then flew to a ‘blue’-state fundraiser.

The state is wrestling with an estimated $28 billion budget deficit for the fiscal year starting July 1.