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One of the most powerful N.C. lawmakers of the 2000s is asking the N.C. Appeals Court to allow him to pursue his political discrimination complaint against the state agency that fired him last year. Bill Culpepper filed a brief Wednesday with the state’s second-highest court. It spells out his case against the N.C. Office of

There’s a good reason that “coming of age” is its own prolific genre that includes thousands of books, movies and songs.

The lawsuit accused the Wall Street bank of hindering women’s career advancement and paying them less than their male colleagues.

The Senate finished off a rare — and resounding — veto override Wednesday, and a far-reaching property tax overhaul is now on the books.

Idaho legislators requested three new, in-depth reports that will be presented by the Office of Performance Evaluations in 2024.

Idaho House Bill 68, authored by Rep. Megan Blanksma (R-23), would shift the oversight of the Office of Performance Evaluations from the bipartisan Joint Legislative Oversight Committee to the majority-party legislative council, eliminating the committee in the process.  This change in oversight structure will result in OPE conducting performance audits…

An Office of Performance Evaluations report found Idaho needs an additional 3,000 direct care workers to keep up with national levels.

The appointments could clear the way for the Idaho Office of Performance Evaluations to release a report on the direct care workforce.

Idaho relies more on EMS volunteers than 40 other states, the Office of Performance Evaluations study noted.

Speaker of the Idaho House Mike Moyle wants to change the process so the House and Senate have to sign off on state administrative rules.