Austin Police Department Detective Will Marshall provided more details about the homicide that happened over the weekend at a southeast Austin gas station. He also talked about a person of interest in ...

Austin police are looking for a suspect in a homicide that happened near East Riverside Drive early Sunday morning. Officers responded to the Apple Mart gas station on Wickersham Lane and East ...

Gov. Tim Walz attended a candlelight vigil Wednesday evening honoring Rep. Melissa Hortman and husband Mark, who were killed in what officials have called a targeted act of political violence.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and his wife Gwen Walz attend a candlelight vigil for former House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband Mark, who were fatally shot, at the state Capitol, Wednesday ...

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I'm a full-time traveler who's been to every capital city in Europe. I can't wait to return to places such as Bucharest, Lisbon, Athens, and Vilnius. But I probably won't return to London ...

A new plan at the Ohio Statehouse could eliminate $3.5 billion in automatic local funding and require voters to approve every property tax going forward.

Pact Capital Partners invests in Accel-KKR The investment will be used primarily to increase Accel-KKR's capital commitments to the firm's current investment strategies and support the firm's growth.

Five years after the COVID-19 pandemic began, 30 laws give various government officials unregulated emergency powers, an expert told participants at a May 28 event held by the Mackinac Center for ...

MADISON, Wis. — Republican state Sen. Chris Kapenga says he wants metal detectors installed at State Capitol entrances and a gun ban for members of the public after two Minnesota lawmakers and ...

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Few, if any, members of the Washington state Legislature have been allowed to climb to the top of the state Capitol dome this century. That will soon change.