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E-Levy Case: Minority Members Were Present When E-Levy Was Passed – AG To SC

LOCAL GOVERNMENT AWARENESS & PUBLIC WORKS WEEK May 15 to 21 is Local Government Awareness and Public Works Week. This is an annual initiative with the goals of generating awareness and educating the public about the roles and responsibilities of local government and honoring the contributions public works makes to our communities. Mayor and Council thanked and acknowledged

Mary Langan, chair of Haringey Severe and Complex Needs Reference Group, discusses the Down Syndrome Bill.

The Town of Bourne’s request to have its chief of police removed from civil service status has taken another step on Beacon Hill as the Massachusetts House of Representatives has

Lawmakers are attempting to pass some 200 bills left on the calendar before the 73rd Colorado General Assembly adjourns on Wednesday. Tuesday saw a flurry of activity as both chambers moved bills through their final passage.

‘Statutory Delegates’ fit participate, vote for party convention, congresses and meetings now.

Wrexham.com has invited Wrexham & Clwyd South constituency Members of Parliament and Members of the Senedd to write a monthly article with updates on their work in Parliament and the Senedd, and closer to home. (You can view an archive here). Clwyd South MP Simon Baynes writes… This month, it was an honour to open […]

Two companion bills, House Bills 1031 and 1290, which support wheelchair users, are expected to become law soon. Both pieces of legislation come as wheelchair users throughout Colorado are struggling with resolving mechanical issues in a timely manner due to a lack of support systems.

House Bill 1285 unanimously passed Third Reading in the Senate on Tuesday, positioning the bill to be signed into law by Gov. Jared Polis. The bill would prohibit a hospital from pursuing collection actions against a patient for medical services if the hospital is not in compliance with federal hospital price transparency laws.

The House bill would reduce college credit hours to 36 required to become a substitute in Missouri.