Idaho lawmakers oppose marijuana rescheduling; penalties likely remain under state law 2026 ballot: amendment limiting citizen legalization vs narrow medical initiative Legislators cite treatment ...

IDAHO FALLS – State Sen. Kevin Cook is focused on three areas he believes are the key to Idaho's future: water storage, artificial intelligence development and nuclear projects. The latter two are hot ...

U.S. House Rep. Jeff Hurd (R-Grand Junction) is among a Congressional group backing the Youth Substance Prevention and Awareness Act, which would allow federal grants to fund evidence-based public ...

A bipartisan duo in the U.S. House of Representatives is circulating a draft bill that would streamline tax rules for investors, traders and developers by explaining how they would handle reporting ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. South Korea passed a controversial bill allowing courts to impose punitive damages up to five times losses against ...

New Hampshire state representatives are divided over a bill that would allow firearms on public college campuses. Supporters of the bill argue it enhances student safety and upholds Second Amendment ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — A new Ohio bill would expand licensed pharmacists’ ability to prescribe drugs and drug therapies to patients. House Bill 629, dubbed the Pharmacist Prescribing Authority Act, ...

A recently proposed law would allow some Americans to opt back into Social Security after originally declining to take part in the social safety net program. Clergy members routinely choose not to ...

As one of his final acts in office, Mayor Adams late on Christmas Eve vetoed a City Council bill that would temporarily allow victims of gender-based violence to sue their perpetrators even if the ...

(The Center Square) – A bill on whether schools should check student immigration status and one on artificial intelligence are in the hopper for Tennessee lawmakers when they return to session Jan. 13 ...

(NEXSTAR) – A South Carolina death row inmate is set to be executed on Friday, March 7. Instead of the more traditional lethal injection, the inmate—Brad Sigmon, 67—has chosen to die by firing squad, ...