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A win-win: addressing Va.’s mental health workforce shortage and getting people addiction help

(Getty Images) Any bill that gets signed into law in 2024 must first earn the support of both Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin...

Tennessee AG doubts legality of bill limiting President’s ability to federalize National Guard

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee shakes hands with a member of the Tenn. Army National Guard’s 2-135th Aviation Regiment headquartered in Louisville during a...

Sunday hunting in Pennsylvania appears to have a chance

Sunday hunting could finally happen in Pennsylvania - more than just three days a year. Members of the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau, an association of...

VA updating outreach work in effort to end benefits gap for Black vets

Veterans Affairs officials will overhaul its outreach efforts to transitioning troops and new veterans as part of an effort to close gaps in disability...

Influential business group is now allied with Republicans in Colorado’s property tax war

Over the last few years, the business group Colorado Concern has been a big part of the state's debate over property taxes. The group...

‘It is a very humbling experience.’ Warner Robins woman tops in Georgia weight loss

Losing weight can seem intimidating, especially considering nearly 35% of American adults are obese and Georgia has an obesity rate of 33.9%, according...

Senate bill on legalizing adult-use cannabis moves forward

Senate Bill 3335 Draft 1 cleared its first hurdle after the Health and Human Services and Judiciary joint committee passed the measure with amendments...

Documentary focuses on political corruption in Illinois

Political corruption in Illinois is center stage in a new documentary coming out this month. The film is called "Lincoln is Crying: The Grifters,...

Lawmaker introduces bill that could bring cursive lessons back to SC classrooms

FORT MILL, S.C. (WBTV) - For decades students learned how to write cursive in grade school. However, in a world of laptops, smart phones...

Teachers worry about safety and privacy of Attorney General Rokita’s new parent portal

Attorney General Todd Rokita’s new “ Eyes on Education ” tip line for reporting “inappropriate” school material compromises teacher privacy and...

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