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Iowa governor's order all about protecting business - Vimarsana News

Iowa governor's order all about protecting business

Wally Taylor: Governor Reynolds' Executive Order 10 is not concerned with how state regulations affect the quality of Iowans' lives.

Idaho Supreme Court Update: The Court's Original Jurisdiction Is Limited, But The Legislature's Regulation Of Executive Rulemaking Is Not | Stoel Rives - Notice of Appeal - Vimarsana News

Idaho Supreme Court Update: The Court's Original Jurisdiction Is Limited, But The Legislature's Regulation Of Executive Rulemaking Is Not | Stoel Rives - Notice of Appeal

On January 29, 2024, the Idaho Supreme Court issued an opinion in Idaho State Athletic Commission v. Office of the Administrative Rules Coordinator. In the decision, the Court held that...

Noncitizens in Illinois who get subsidized health care should have co-pays — always - Vimarsana News

Noncitizens in Illinois who get subsidized health care should have co-pays — always

In most cases, co-pays aren’t mandatory. They’re optional, state Sen. Donald DeWitte writes.

Modernizing wildlife governance with Bill S.258 would benefit all Vermonters - Vimarsana News

Modernizing wildlife governance with Bill S.258 would benefit all Vermonters

It’s an exciting time for wildlife governance reform in Vermont, presenting the opportunity to make wildlife management more democratic, compassionate and responsive to addressing the biodiversity and climate crises. A

After Illinois banned assault weapons, rural gun owners registered very few of them - Vimarsana News

After Illinois banned assault weapons, rural gun owners registered very few of them

A new law allowed gun owners to keep assault weapons if they disclosed them. Illinois county registration rates ranged from 0.5% to 1.8%.

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