The U.S. Department of Education has approved the use of $110 million in federal American Rescue Plan Act funding for Connecticut’s Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief fund as part of ongoing... Read more »

After eight months of delays, House Democrats fleeing to Washington, D.C. in protest, a regular session and two special sessions, Gov. Greg Abbott signed his key legislative priority into law Tuesday, reforming... Read more »

Shelby County sued Gov. Bill Lee in his official role as Tennessee governor on Thursday over his executive order allowing parents to opt out of school mask mandates. The Shelby County lawsuit... Read more »

Gov. Phil Murphy announced the expiration on Monday during his weekly COVID-19 briefing. The governor said extending the benefits would cost the state at least $314 million per week and more than... Read more »

North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper signed a series of law enforcement reform legislation into law Thursday. Senate Bill 300 makes resisting arrest while causing serious injury to an officer a felony and increases... Read more »

Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb said Wednesday he wants to help Afghan refugees coming to southern Indiana to resettle in the state and get jobs in Indiana. “I can’t tell you how many... Read more »

Gov. J.B. Pritzker is cautiously optimistic about the number of COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations flattening out in Illinois. When asked about COVID-19 numbers at an unrelated event in Decatur on Tuesday, Pritzker... Read more »

National Republicans are zeroing in on Texas’ 15th Congressional District as their top battleground here in 2022 — an opportunity to show the GOP can make inroads in South Texas on its... Read more »

New Hampshire is being sued by a group of residents over Gov. Chris Sununu’s decision to end the state’s participation in federal jobless programs. Sununu ended participation in the Pandemic Unemployment Assistance... Read more »