FRANKFORT, Ky. – Call it what you want — a metaphor, a microcosm, whatever — but the Kentucky General Assembly opened on Tuesday on a day that a lot of Kentuckians were shut out of the Capitol. While ...

Editor’s Note: The video at the top of the story is from our original reporting on a lack of truancy court data. AUSTIN (KXAN) — The Austin Independent School District released data showing how often ...

PROVIDENCE – As the 2025 legislative session comes to an end, The Providence Journal is tracking dozens of major bills and where they stand as the voting frenzy begins. Below is a list of all the ...

As California kicks off a new fiscal year, KSEE24 is hitting the road — not for vacation, but to follow the legislation that could shape life across the Central Valley. Tracking Bills That Matter is a ...

Michigan bills to resume tracking abortion data are scheduled to receive a hearing Wednesday morning before the Republican-led state House Health Policy Committee. The legislation would require ...

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Investigative reporter Amy Davis is following up on the city’s plan to address issues uncovered by the KPRC 2 ‘DRAINED’ Investigation. How to set up and track ...

Employers that use artificial intelligence — and developers that create AI systems — could be subject to extensive new laws under several bills introduced by federal legislators. Despite some movement ...

Senate Bill 1487, known as the “Early Behavioral Intervention and Reporting Act,” would mandate that schools track health, ...

The “Legislative Branch Agencies Clarification Act,” which was introduced in November and would require the Librarian of ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) — The Austin Independent School District released data showing how often it referred kids to truancy court this school year, revealing a significant decline from the previous year.

AUSTIN (KXAN) — A bill that would require the state to track what happens to students served and summoned to court for missing too much school is not likely to pass this legislative session. This week ...