GRAND TRAVERSE COUNTY, Mich., (WPBN/WGTU) -- The state capitol will be receiving a unique piece of history. The walking stick owned by Michigan’s 22nd Governor Edwin B. Winans will now be ...

We checked in with the state Capitol tour desk, and took a look around the Capitol ourselves, to learn more about each piece of lore.Here are the highlights of the reader survey.

In 1991, Louisiana voters were faced with two unfavorable options for governor: Democrat Edwin Edwards and David Duke, a white supremacist and former KKK grand wizard. Edwards had a history of ...

Volunteers and state staff planted 10,000 flowers at the Michigan State Capitol. The annual spring flower planting took place on May 20. The planting design was inspired by a stencil from inside ...

Edwards is planning the 10-story, 530,000-square-foot building on South 3rd Street north of East State Street, occupying the last large empty lots on Capitol Square.

Capitol Police Chief Thomas Manger blasted President Donald Trump's pardons of convicted Jan. 6 rioters ahead of his planned retirement.During a Wednesday report on CBS News, correspondent Scott ...

Edwards is planning the 10-story, 530,000-square-foot building on South 3rd Street north of East State Street, occupying the last large empty lots on Capitol Square.

The Punch List: How Edwards Cos. plans to make Capitol Square more vibrant. expand. The Preston Center at 155 E. Broad St. in downtown Columbus. ... 8 Central Ohio projects seek state tax credits ...

Dylan Edwards is ready for the task of being Kansas State's primary running back next season. And his team is ready, too. Edwards credits his personal growth t ...

Michigan State football picked up a 2025 pledge from Richmond, Virginia defensive back Terrance "Deuce" Edwards, who had been a West Virginia commit.

The Columbus development firm The Edwards Companies is planning a building overlooking the Ohio Statehouse as part of an $573-million project. ... a project the company calls the Capitol Square ...

Edwards is planning the 10-story, 530,000-square-foot building on South 3rd Street north of East State Street, occupying the last large empty lots on Capitol Square.