Minnesota Forest Industries executive vice president Rick Horton gave me a strong counterpoint to the views expressed in my Oct. 31 column, which highlighted the charge by some retired Department of ...

Tennessee Rep. Jeff Burkhart, a second-term Republican state representative and former member of the Clarksville City Council, has died at age 63. “Rep. Burkhart’s life of public service — from his ...

COON RAPIDS, Minn. — Minnesota Senator John Hoffman was discharged from the hospital after his latest surgery, five months after he was shot in an alleged assassination attempt. Hoffman underwent ...

John Gray, a lifelong resident of Webster County, announced plans to run for District 129 in the Missouri House of Representatives. Gray, an advocate for public education, said he is running to ensure ...

Year of the Coach series: John Slusser tells tales of growing up in Massillon, making a name in Coshocton County Slusser's introduction to football came in the crib in Tigertown. List of where ...

Wyoming State Rep. John Eklund, a Laramie County Republican and rancher, died Friday after a battle with cancer. He was 74. First elected to the House in 2011, Eklund focused much of his tenure on ...

State Rep. John Eklund, a longtime Wyoming lawmaker, rancher and family man, died Friday at 74 after battling cancer. Colleagues praised his integrity, love of agriculture and deep commitment to his ...

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has officially entered the race for U.S. Senate. His Wednesday announcement comes as no surprise, since the state's top prosecutor initially declared his intentions ...

Representative John Rose is fighting against a provision that would allow Tennessee senators to sue the government. Target's new smile policy disrespects its employees — and the shoppers who left Rep.

(St. Paul, MN)--Rep. Mary Franson (R-Alexandria) issued the following statement regarding the recent arrest of a criminal illegal alien with prior convictions for violent crimes in Minnesota: “This ...

It's estimated by AAA that 3 million people will be traveling on New England roads for this year's Thanksgiving holiday. Last year, they responded to around 600,000 roadside assistance calls.

Washington – Rep. John Mannion plans to vote against a House bill Wednesday night that would reopen federal agencies and end the 43-day government shutdown, the longest in U.S. history. Before the ...