It’s been a decade filled with advocacy and hope, with a desire to leave the game better than I found it.

The timing of recent storms Helene and Milton mirrors the arrival of Edna and Carol in the state shortly before Election Day in 1954.

For better or worse, we have the freedom to craft our own stories. With that power comes significant responsibility.

Referendum Question 1, which would limit contributions to so-called “super PACs,” is unconstitutional and counterproductive.

We can choose a better symbol for our state of which we can all be proud: The Bicentennial Flag is a winner in every sense.

The need for more outdoor time grows every year as our young people spend more time online, and their physical and mental health declines.

The vice president’s plan would cover the cost of home care for seniors, lowering costs for them and their families, easing the stress and emotional burdens for their loved ones.

While it’s important to celebrate U.S. manufacturers, celebration without the support of public policy won’t be enough.

Our failure to invest has real-life consequences that must not be ignored.

Republican or Democratic ideals or policies are not important this year.