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Bills that survived passing from committee last week will now move to the Assembly and Senate floors for final passage by an April 25 deadline.

AB 250 will mirror drug prices negotiated on a federal level for Medicare patients and pass the savings on to all Nevada residents.

The United States spends the most per capita on medicine compared to any other industrialized nation.

Rent stabilization for seniors and people with disabilities and fee transparency among the proposals.

For Peter Guidry, a disabled Air Force veteran, kratom is freedom from pain and the awful side effects of narcotics prescribed by the Veterans Administration. But Nevada lawmakers are wary of reports of deaths and addictions as they consider regulating the herbal drug.

Venues and ticket sellers are not on board with a New Jersey proposal to require more transparency about ticket inventory.

Venues and ticket sellers are not on board with a New Jersey proposal to require more transparency about ticket inventory.

Venues and ticket sellers are not on board with a New Jersey proposal to require more transparency about ticket inventory.

NJ retailers may have to rethink their strategy of digital-only coupons amid concerns that it renders the deals inaccessible to some.

The United Way of Greater Mercer County welcomes Verlina Reynolds Jackson, assemblywoman for New Jersey’s 15th legislative district, to its board of directors. Reynolds-Jackson is currently serving her third term in the New Jersey Assembly. She is the constituent outreach chair and vice-chairwoman of the Assembly Commerce and Economic Development Committee.  She is also the...