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Other retail pharmacy chains in Illinois, including Mariano’s, Jewel-Osco and Walmart, are vaccinating people, and have been for weeks, but with doses obtained through health departments, not the federal program.

A roundup of legislative and Capitol news items of interest from Thursday: SCHOOL FUNDING AGREEMENT: The Iowa House approved a 2.4 percent increase in K-12 school funding that will provide an additional $36.5 million for K-12 schools. That, along with other funding approved, would be an increase of $199 per pupil to $7,227. Rep. Cecil Dolecheck, R-Mount Ayr, said the House, which had proposed a 2.5 percent increase, reached agreement with the Senate, which approved a 2.2 percent increase earlie...

“We’ve given him a broad brush,” said audit committee co-chair Rep. Samantha Kerkman, R-Salem. During the audit committee meeting legislators peppered both Chrisman and WEC administrator Meagan Wolfe with questions about the election. Once completed in the fall, the audit could provide lawmakers ideas on how to improve election administration in Wisconsin, or clarify murky areas in state election law. Republicans said they hope the audit will help increase public confidence in a ...

"He helped so many people. He always lit up the room. You always wanted to be around Doug," Valparaiso Mayor Matt Murphy said.

Senate Resolution 2 would have added Montana to a growing roster of conservative states that have called for a constitutional convention.

FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — A petition seeking the removal of a state lawmaker from office was dismissed Thursday night after a House panel was told that impeachment doesnt apply to

Seven of the committee’s 12 Republicans voted with all six Democrats to table House Bill 241.

(The Center Square) – Legislation to expand access to broadband advanced in the Virginia House of Delegates on Thursday.

ELIZABETHTON — The Elizabethton City Council approved two grants that will provide some relief to city taxpayers and water customers and also discussed some matters of the city’s relationship with

VALDOSTA – Valdosta Mayor Scott James Matheson is facing an ethics complaint calling for his ouster.