Texas judge mutes robocaller; orders $244 million fine
A Texas judge fined two men a combined $244 million for violating state and federal do not call registries and telemarketing rules.
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House Ethics Committee takes up complaint against Santos
The House Ethics Committee has agreed to take up a complaint against embattled New York congressman George Santos, who is accused of lying about his background.
Judge declares Illinois' gun ban unconstitutional
A Macon County judge has declared Illinois' gun ban and registry unconstitutional, setting up a direct appeal to the Illinois Supreme Court.
Record amount of sales taxes paid into Texas coffers
Individuals and businesses in Texas continue to pay a record amount of sales taxes.
Kansas February tax collections vastly exceeded state projections
Kansas collected more tax revenue than it expected in February.
Oklahoma governor wants taxpayers to decide how to spend surplus
Oklahoma is in a financial position to manage any significant economic disruptions with millions in savings, Governor Kevin Stitt said Friday.
Nebraska executive order cracks down on Chinese tech
Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen is taking action against certain tech companies controlled by the Chinese Communist Party.
Colorado Democrats introduce bill banning sales of assault weapons
Colorado Democrats introduced a long-awaited bill Friday night that would ban the sale or purchase of assault weapons in the state.
Super Bowl wager total in Colorado sees almost 7.5% drop
Wagers made in Colorado for this year's Super Bowl saw an almost 7.5% decline compared to last year's game, according to state data released on Thursday.
Bipartisan opposition stops 'fair workweek' bill in Colorado House
A bill that would have regulated how businesses manage workweek schedules was defeated in a committee Thursday.
