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Senate Joint Resolution 34 proposes a statewide vote on a new method of selecting judges more in line with the federal system, giving the governor authority to nominate higher level

NASHVILLE — Last week, Senate Republicans advanced measures to protect constitutional rights, improve public safety and educate Tennessee children on the development of unborn children. Almost all legislative business has

Precision Agriculture is an all encompassing term for farming methods using technology to enhance production.

Precision Agriculture is an all encompassing term for farming methods using technology to enhance production.

(The Center Square) – A bipartisan Senate resolution to promote Colorado’s quantum technology industry overwhelmingly passed the House of Representatives on Monday.

The Northern Rail Extension would pick up where it left off a decade ago with the completion of a rail bridge across the Tanana River.

Reproductive-rights advocates see a silver lining in the Florida Supreme Courts recent decision. The court upheld a 15-week ban, and a six-week abortion ban is set to go into effect next month. However, it also cleared the path for voters to decide on an amendment that would safeguard access to abortion until fetal viability, typically around 24 to 28 weeks of pregnancy. ...

There is a resolution in the Missouri Legislature that if approved by voters would ban the use of ranked choice voting (RCV). However, RCV isn't the sole subject. There is another provision meant to trick voters into supporting it. 

Pro-choice advocates in Arizona said they have surpassed the threshold of required signatures to put a measure on the November ballot which would add abortion protections to the state Constitution. Chris Love, spokesperson for the group Arizona for Abortion Access, said more than 500,000 signatures from voters in favor of the amendment have been collected, significantly higher than the almost 384,000 needed. Love contended it speaks to how important reproductive freedom is to Arizonans. ...

CARSON CITY – A majority of Nevada voters on Tuesday approved a measure sought by some state lawmakers that will now allow them to call a special session of the Legislature on “extraordinary occasions.” The vote in support of the constitutional amendment was 54 percent to 46 percent opposed.