South Dakota Gov. Noem seeks to bolster Texas security efforts at US-Mexico border
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem is considering increasing support for Texas' efforts to address immigration at the U.S.-Mexico border, including sending razor wire.
Updated Kentucky budget with increased school bus funding advances to House
Kentucky House Republicans have proposed an updated budget plan, one key provision of which is that the state would cover more of the costs of student transportation for K-12 schools.
Nebraska lawmaker proposes bill aimed at simplifying process for removing names from referendum petitions
Nebraska Sen. Linehan, who pushed a law for private school scholarships, is now seeking to simplify the process of removing signatures from petitions against it.
Judge refuses action against DeSantis over effort to remove Students for Justice in Palestine off campuses
A judge on Wednesday refused to take action against Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis over an order to remove Students for Justice in Palestine from campuses.
Video captures Indiana lawmaker flashing holstered gun at students
A video taken by a high school student shows an Indiana lawmaker flashing a gun to students who were visiting the statehouse to talk to legislators about gun control. A student from Burris Laboratory School in Muncie told The Associated Press she and four other students were at the state Capitol on Tuesday to participate
House, Senate GOP to roll out bill to block biological men from participating in US Olympic events for females
EXCLUSIVE: Republicans Greg Steube and Tommy Tuberville will introduce a bill that would block biological men from participating in any U.S. Olympic event intended for females
Louisiana Gov. Landry signals push for state to resume death row executions
Louisiana, having abstained from executions since 2010, faces a potential shift as a new conservative governor shows openness to resuming capital punishment.