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In a recent Wisconsin Supreme Court opinion, Friends of Frame Park, U.A. v. City of Waukesha, the court held that if a governmental entity releases records after a lawsuit has

Supporters believe the idea could increase transparency, but restrictions on employment have met with pushback.

Following the special elections in February, Democrats have formally taken an ultra-slim majority in the Pennsylvania House.

Following the special elections in February, Democrats have formally taken an ultra-slim majority in the Pennsylvania House.

The Conversation paid a visit to the Public Access Room and the Legislative Reference Bureau. It's one of only two public access rooms in the country. Coordinator Virginia Beck walks us through the ropes from drafting a bill to getting it heard.

Members of the House Committee on Judiciary & Hawaiian Affairs discussed seven ethics reform bills. The measures are aimed at transparency, accountability, and improving public trust.

I think that there are plans afoot by the incumbent political elite to do away with the anti-money laundering rules.

The Commonwealth Court is dismissing the Department of Environmental Protection’s claim that a signature climate regulation was unlawfully delayed.

"I recall before we parted ways he had used my phone to get loans of over Ksh50,000."

Two Republican lawmakers introduced legislation Friday seeking to ask voters whether able-bodied Wisconsin adults without children should be required to look for work to receive welfare benefits.