Arizona lawmakers can’t simultaneously work for the state, counties, cities or towns, according to the state constitution.

The movement to stop producing the one-cent coin is picking up steam.

State legislators clashed Wednesday before approving a controversial bill that would make it easier to file civil lawsuits ...

May 1, International Labor Day, is more than a date; it’s a movement for justice, equality and dignity for working people. We honor the enduring power of solidarity and the fight for justice in the ...

When underfunded Pa. school districts got extra money last year, dozens put it toward charter school burdens that one ...

The House has passed the TICKET Act with a bipartisan vote of 409-15. Now the bill heads to the Senate to await a final vote ...

Increasing taxes on investment will negatively impact business startups and growth, and will inflict broad damages on incomes ...

Gov. Ned Lamont consistently maintains two guiding principles as his mantra in restoring Connecticut to fiscal health after ...

Prices were relatively stable in Trump’s first months in office. Yet the stock market erased trillions in household wealth, ...

The current Democratic National Committee chair, Ken Martin, is trying to block party vice chair and activist David Hogg from ...

Although U.S. Rep. Mike Kelly is a firm supporter of President Donald Trump’s policies, he admits advancement of the budget ...