# Government Press Release Monitoring | USLege

> Search press releases from agencies, legislative offices, legislators, and members of Congress in one place, with the full text and a link to the source.

Canonical: https://www.uslege.ai/press-release-monitoring

---

Press Release Monitoring

# 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.

[Book a demo](/demo) [See the full platform](/platform)

SOC 2 Type IIPrimary sourcesSearchable from Claude

Animated illustration with example names and data.

Trusted by Fortune 500 teams, lobby firms, associations, law firms, and government

The problem

## 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.

See it in the product

## 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.

Press releases, Louisiana, newest firstLive data

LouisianaKeywordDate rangeNewest first

Sen. John Neely Kennedy Member of Congress

**Kennedy discusses Southwest Louisiana's economic growth with Better Business Bureau, West Calcasieu Chamber of Commerce**  
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.

Oct 21

Bossier Parish, La. Local agency

**BPPJ Regular and Committee Meetings**  
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.

Oct 21

Real releases from USLege on October 21, 2026, lightly shortened. The interface layout is illustrative.

How it works

## From a question to the original release in three steps

STEP 1

### Pick your states and dates

Search one state, several, or everything, for the last day or the last year, newest first.

STEP 2

### Search the words that matter

Keyword search runs across the title and the full text of each release, not just the headline.

STEP 3

### Read it and go to the source

Open the whole release, then click through to the original publisher.

Before and after

## From site-by-site checking to one search

The job

Before

With USLege

Finding an announcement

Visit agency and legislator sites one at a time

One search across agencies, legislators, and Congress

Citing it

Screenshots and bookmarks

Full text with a link to the original

Asking a question

Read everything yourself

Ask in plain English from Claude or ChatGPT

What's included

## 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.

USLege MCP

## 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.

What has the Governor's office announced about broadband this week?

Any agency press releases about the Public Service Commission since Monday?

Find releases where a legislator announced a bill on school choice.

Summarize what Louisiana's members of Congress said about the farm bill this month.

Examples. Works from Claude, ChatGPT, and other AI tools connected to [USLege MCP](/mcp).

Who it is for

## For teams that need to know what governments said

[Public affairs firms](/for/public-affairs)[Trade associations](/for/trade-associations)[Corporations](/for/corporations)[Media](/for/media)

Questions

## What do teams ask about press release monitoring?

What government press releases does USLege cover? +

Releases from state agencies, legislative offices, and local governments, plus releases from state legislators and members of Congress. Coverage varies by state and by publisher.

Can I search the full text of a press release? +

Yes. Keyword search matches the title and the body, and each result opens to the full release with a link to the original source.

Can I filter by state and date? +

Yes. Search a single state, several states, or all of them, and set a date range. Results are listed newest first.

How is this different from a news feed? +

These are the primary sources: the releases governments publish themselves, not coverage of them. USLege does not rewrite them, and every result links to the original.

Is press release search available through USLege MCP? +

Yes. Ask in plain English from Claude or ChatGPT, such as what an agency announced about a topic this week, and the answer is grounded in the original releases.

See it on your issues

## Stop checking _agency websites one at a time_

Tell us the agencies, officials, and issues you watch. In a few minutes we will show you what they have published this week. Want the wider picture first? See the [full USLege platform](/platform).

[Book a demo](/demo) [See the full platform](/platform)

[Just comparing options? See pricing →](/pricing)

More of the platform

[Regulatory Tracking](/regulatory-tracking) [Rule Version Comparison](/rule-version-comparison) [Social Media Monitoring](/social-media-monitoring) [Legislative Alerts](/legislative-alerts) [USLege MCP](/mcp) [Full Platform Overview](/platform)

Made with USLege

### Check out this _intelligence report._

An AI Overview of the United States

A full AI-policy intelligence report across all 50 states: curated AI bills, an AI-Friendliness Index for every state, verified legislative hearing clips in a growing set of states, and the sponsors driving both sides of the debate. This is the type of report USLege builds fast.

Something went wrong. Please try again.

We'll email the report and occasional product updates.

Independent analysis built from public legislative records.
