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Once the pandemic revealed the New Hampshire’s dire shortage of health care and other workers, state officials moved quickly to ease or quicken the licensing process. Gov. Chris Sununu signed

Gov. Chris Sununu’s recent letter to the Board of Mental Health Practice, blasting it for failing to move forward on a 2021 significant licensing change, illustrates how slow progress can be.

The Southern Environmental Law Center filed notice it plans to appeal a regulation recently adopted by Virginia's air board to leave RGGI.

“I don’t see the alcohol industry being treated in the same manner.” By Rebecca Rivas, Missouri Independent As Missouri went to celebrate the first 4/20 after the state legalized recreational marijuana, a licensed cannabis business in Kansas City organized a huge festival. For the first time, people were able to smoke pot openly at a […]

As Missouri went to celebrate the first 4/20 after the state legalized recreational marijuana, a licensed cannabis business in Kansas City organized a huge festival.

WILMINGTON — State rules are being crafted to prohibit cannabis-infused foods or drinks that are temperature sensitive or made with dairy products.

A new set of rules to implement the constitutional amendment that legalized recreational marijuana goes into effect on Sunday.

(The Center Square) – A group representing day care operators says more money is nice, but regulations need to change to address the staffing crisis. The approved state budget that started July 1 appropriates $250 milli...

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WAND) — The Illinois Department of Children and Family Services allowed assistants at day care centers to watch children under two for up to three hours per day

The state's Environmental Protection Agency has to come back to a panel of lawmakers with rules to avoid the p...