While federal law requires publicly disclosed monitoring of major pollutants, fence-line communities in Louisiana have long ...

What does it take to get out-of-state people who live and work in our state to get Wyoming plates for their vehicles?

This week, the Portland Police Bureau began a five-day mobile precinct drug enforcement mission aimed at helping those battling serious drug addiction downtown. A Northeast Portland restaurant is ...

For the second year in a row, legislators pushed back on State Public ... leaders and the Louisiana Supreme Court. It oversees the public defense system’s largest contracts, mostly with private ...

Nonprofits would also need to be registered in Louisiana for at least one year, keep administrative costs under 15% of expenditures, and maintain a physical office in the state. Groups that fail ...

Vestavia Hills outlasted No. 4 James Clemens in the Class 7A state semifinals on Thursday with a set of penalty kicks after two overtime periods being the equalizer in the matchup. The Rebels will ...

Montana Sen. Steve Daines is seeking the death penalty for any undocumented immigrant who kills an American, via legislation he introduced Thursday seeking to codify an executive order issued by ...

Last week, I opined on the proposed Ambulance District. I also went to one of their public meetings. I was surprised to hear the reasons for supporting it. Generally, I heard that it was an ...

The California Supreme Court on Monday, May 5, let stand the arson and murder convictions of Raymond Lee Oyler as well as the death penalty imposed after he was ... Clough argued that under a 2019 ...

Minnesota’s HCBS system has been severely underfunded for decades. Providers like Hiawatha Homes made responsible, forward-thinking investments based on anticipated increases. We improved staff ...

FIRST ON FOX: Twenty-three state attorneys general sent a letter to Senate leaders on Monday urging lawmakers to swiftly confirm President Donald Trump's nominee to serve as United States Attorney ...

On May 5, State Attorney William Scheiner said he would pursue the death penalty for David A. Barber, who was charged with first-degree murder, kidnapping, arson, two counts of tampering with or ...