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A water shortage watch, like the one in the vicinity of Pearl Harbor on Oʻahu, involves zero cutbacks. But commissioners are considering what it may take to declare an emergency.

If the Reviser were alive today, maybe we'd give him qualified immunity for all the lives he's ruined.

After a close 4-5 vote Monday, the Jefferson City Council declined to suspend JeffTran fares for fixed bus routes.

Today we're visiting the desert and exploring Arizona's approach to this important area of public finance law.

This article continues our series of content on Blue Sky laws. With subtle but important differences in each state, and sharply divided opinions on interpretation, the nuances of blue...

Missouri AG Eric Schmitt sued St. Louis for passing a bill that would provide financial assistance to women traveling across state lines for an abortion.

The Jefferson City Council will hear a bill Monday proposing a 100 percent real property tax abatement on the Simonsen redevelopment project.

Say “Aloha” to a requirement in Hawaii that a concealed carry permit applicant “show…reason to fear injury to the applicant’s person or property" in order to obtain a concealed carry license.

The Nevada minimum wage increased. Nevada employers may want to note that an increase in the minimum wage rate brings an automatic increase in the daily overtime rate.

Many employers with business operations in Nevada are aware by now that Assembly Bill 456, enacted in June 2019, increases the minimum wage in increments of 75 cents annually on July 1...