state Capitol
Coverage of state Capitol in the Nexus archive.
- ELIFIN’s Commercial Property of the Week: Former bank branch with drive-through steps from the Capitol
A ±6,700 SF two-story former Pelican State Credit Union branch at 510 N. 6th St. in downtown Baton Rouge is available for commercial use. The property features drive-through infrastructure and is located in the city’s government and legal district, near the State Capitol, courthouses, and City Hall. It is suitable for financial tenants, professional offices, or redevelopment due to its strategic location and scarcity of similar owner-user opportunities.
- Minnesota state Sen. John Hoffman says Angie Craig sought his endorsement while he was in ICU
Minnesota state Sen. John Hoffman claims that Angie Craig sought his endorsement while he was in the ICU. He was photographed at the State Capitol in St. Paul on the first day of the 2026 legislative session in February.
- Wisconsin police officer shoots, kills man on city street near state Capitol in Madison
A Madison police officer shot and killed a man who injured him with a knife during a resisting arrest incident near the state Capitol. Cellphone video of the shooting, which includes three gunshots, circulated on social media.
- Wisconsin police officer shoots, kills man on city street near state Capitol in Madison
A Madison police officer shot and killed a man who had injured him with a knife while resisting arrest, according to the city's police chief.
- Wisconsin police officer shoots, kills man on city street near state Capitol in Madison
A Madison police officer shot and killed a man who had injured him with a knife while resisting arrest, according to the city's police chief. The incident occurred on a city street near the state Capitol in Madison.
- Wisconsin police officer shoots, kills man on city street near state Capitol in Madison
A Madison police officer shot and killed a man who had injured him with a knife while resisting arrest. The incident occurred on a city street near the state Capitol in Madison, according to the city's police chief.
- Election Denier Wins G.O.P. Nomination to Be Arizona’s Top Election Official
Alexander Kolodin has won the GOP nomination to become Arizona’s top election official. The article notes his role as a State Representative and his presence at the State Capitol in Phoenix last year.
- Virginians demand officials reject proposed billion dollar merger between Dominion and NextEra
Residents, Virginia lawmakers, and advocacy groups rallied at the State Capitol on July 20 to demand Virginia officials reject a proposed merger between Dominion Energy and NextEra Energy. The merger is described as a 'billion dollar' deal.
- Gov. Lee: Flags to be lowered for TDOT worker killed after train crash
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee announced that flags at the State Capitol will be lowered in honor of TDOT worker Cathy Sims, who was killed when a CSX train struck her vehicle at a railroad crossing in Stanton. The Tennessee Highway Patrol and CSX Railroad are investigating the incident.
- Candidate Q&A: State House District 39 – Danny De Gracia
Danny De Gracia, a candidate for State House District 39, advocates for a sign at the State Capitol stating officials will not lie, cheat, or steal and will not tolerate those who do. The proposal emphasizes ethical conduct in government.
- Tennessee Republicans unveil monument honoring unborn children at State Capitol
Tennessee Republicans unveiled a monument at the State Capitol to honor unborn children. The event occurred on the fourth anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.
- Why MnDOT fully shuts down some Minnesota highways during construction
MnDOT fully closes some Minnesota highways during construction to enhance safety, as demonstrated by the $34 million project on Highway 280. The National Safety Council reports around 50 workers die annually in work zone crashes, with most fatalities being drivers.
- Virginia budget leaders reach ‘agreement in principle’ for deal, more state headlines
Virginia budget leaders have reached an 'agreement in principle' for a deal, while the state transportation board authorized a $29 billion multiyear improvement plan. Additional headlines include the Department of Justice challenging Virginia laws on officer face coverings and ICE agreements.
- Disability rights advocates protest Newsom's proposed cuts to in-home support services
Disability rights advocates protested outside the state Capitol to oppose Gov. Gavin Newsom's proposed cuts to in-home supportive services. The protest aimed to push back against the cuts to these services.
- Disability rights advocates protest Newsom's proposed cuts to in-home support services
Disability rights advocates protested outside the state Capitol to oppose Gov. Gavin Newsom's proposed cuts to in-home supportive services. The protest aimed to push back against the budget reductions targeting these services.
- Ken Paxton’s Former Defense Lawyer Endorses James Talarico
Dan Cogdell, a defense attorney for Ken Paxton during his 2023 impeachment trial, endorsed James Talarico. The endorsement occurred at the State Capitol in Austin.
- Peter Moore: Ex-con seeks job opps in Colorado. Can fudge numbers as nec’y.
Tina Peters, a voting system tamperer, was released from prison by Jared Polis. The article highlights high unemployment rates among formerly incarcerated people and older women, suggesting Peters' skills in manipulating election systems could lead to job opportunities in areas requiring creative truth-telling or number manipulation.
- How a Republican state lawmaker tried to let Holocaust deniers hijack history lessons
An NPR investigation uncovered how a New Hampshire Republican state lawmaker attempted to allow Holocaust deniers to influence history lessons, linking antisemitic conspiracy theories to a state capitol. A suspicious bottle of baby oil was part of the investigation.
- Ron DeSantis releases new congressional map creating four more GOP-leaning seats in Florida
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis released a new congressional map designed to create four additional GOP-leaning seats, potentially strengthening Republican representation in the state. The map was announced at the Florida State Capitol on January 13.