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The Legislature can and should end this harmful discrimination against qualified patients and dispensaries.

Once again, Republican legislators are scheming to undermine our constitutional right to go around them and make laws ourselves at the ballot box.

JACKSON • Thursday, Feb. 10, was the the last day lawmakers could pass most bills that originated in their own chamber.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) --- Lawmakers are focusing on commercial solar and wind power energy projects with one of the bills heading through the Statehouse in Indianapolis this session. Senate Bill 411 would establish a center devoted to handling aspects of these projects, including the distribution of information regarding permits needed to get them underway. The [...]

It’s hard to believe that it is already February. Last week, the Mississippi House of Representatives concluded the first month of the legislative session, and it was the busiest week

The needs of Nevadas babies and toddlers and their parents will be front and center tomorrow at the 2022 Winter Policy Summit run by the Childrens Advocacy Alliance. The virtual event runs from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. ...

A resolution making its way through the Idaho Legislature encourages educating state officials and agencies on the impact of traumatic childhood events. Adverse childhood experiences are common in the state, with nearly a quarter of Idahoans experiencing four or more. Those events include experiences such as physical, emotional or sexual abuse; witnessing domestic violence; and family members in jail or with mental-health issues. ...

For some reason, Representative Milstead has a problem with the executive branch seeking passage of legislation, and wants those in the executive branch to only do the bidding of the State Legislature. According to her bill, House Concurrent Resolution 6005: 2022 South Dakota Legislature House Concurrent Resolution 6005 Introduced by: Representative Milstead A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION,…

The Senate Government Committee gave its approval to proposed legislation that would punish election workers who misplace ballots and penalize contractors who don’t meet the...

The Senate Government Committee gave its approval to proposed legislation that would punish election workers who misplace ballots and penalize contractors who don’t meet the terms of their contracts.