Page 11 - Joint Resolution News Today

Last week, the Missouri Senate sent Senate Joint Resolutions 74, 48, 59, 61 and 83 to the Missouri House of Representatives for consideration. This resolution, upon voter approval, would change

Under a bill unanimously approved by Iowa Senate lawmakers on Tuesday, manufacturers and restaurants with plant-based or lab-grown meat alternatives would have to clarify their marketing by including words like “meatless” or “imitation” on their packaging. The bill, Senate File 2391, would also prohibit the use of meat-like identifiers like “burger” or “drumstick” and would...

"Fierce Foreign War" The sun that had risen over Africa 18 hours before, just as the invading Italian troops swarmed across the Ethiopian frontier, was…

The senate bill would establish the Kentucky Nuclear Energy Development Authority, which would be a non-regulatory board made up of nuclear experts and local stakeholders that would help guide the

The Kentucky State Senate voted 34 to 0 Monday in support of Senate Bill 198, which would lay the groundwork for bringing nuclear energy to Kentucky.

The Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) says it is only minting coins in L$5 and L$10 contrary to speculations that it is minting L$30 and L$25.

Samuel Santos, Associate Vice Provost for Inclusion, Community and Integrative Learning, joined the UGS for a dialogue on tabling in White Plaza

Unlike bills, the governor cannot veto constitutional amendments. Such measures must pass two successive legislative sessions before voters have the final say.

A Democratic proposals to increase wildfire funding through property taxes is dead and one to tax timber is on life support.

If the Senate votes in favor of the constitutional amendment in the coming weeks, the amendment will come before voters in the Aug. 9 primary.