Government press releases, searchable in one place
USLege monitors press releases from state agencies, legislative offices, local governments, legislators, and members of Congress, and makes them searchable by state, date, and keyword, with the full text and a link to the original.
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Policy often moves in a press release before it moves in a bill
An agency announces a rulemaking. A governor previews a priority. A legislator pre-announces a bill. Watching hundreds of agency, office, and legislator websites by hand means missing the one release that mattered, and finding it later means searching site by site.
Search the releases governments publish
Pick a state, add a keyword, and read the full release with a link to the original. These are two real results from October 21, 2026.
Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.), a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, today addressed the Better Business Bureau and West Calcasieu Chamber of Commerce, where he discussed Southwest Louisiana's economic progress.
Join us for our committee meetings beginning at 12 p.m. and our Regular Agenda Meeting at 2 p.m. in person or online via ZOOM or Facebook.
Real releases from USLege on October 21, 2026, lightly shortened. The interface layout is illustrative.
From a question to the original release in three steps
Pick your states and dates
Search one state, several, or everything, for the last day or the last year, newest first.
Search the words that matter
Keyword search runs across the title and the full text of each release, not just the headline.
Read it and go to the source
Open the whole release, then click through to the original publisher.
From site-by-site checking to one search
Primary sources, not a news feed
Agencies and local governments
Releases published by state agencies, legislative offices, and local governments.
Legislators and Congress
Releases from state legislators and members of Congress, so you read what an official says about their own bill in their own words.
Full-text search
Search the title and the body of every release, then read the whole thing without leaving USLege.
Filter by state and date
Narrow to one state or a date range. Results come back newest first.
A link to the source
Every release links back to the original publisher, so you can cite it.
Across nearly every state
Releases from nearly every state, with coverage that varies by state and publisher.
Federal and statewide together
Releases that are not tied to a state, such as federal agency announcements, appear when you search across all states.
Reachable from Claude or ChatGPT
Ask a question in plain English and get an answer grounded in the original releases.
Ask what governments announced
Press release search is part of USLege MCP, so you can ask for it the same way you ask for bills and hearings.
Examples. Works from Claude, ChatGPT, and other AI tools connected to USLege MCP.
For teams that need to know what governments said
What do teams ask about press release monitoring?
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