Gov. Kemp to host workforce development and higher education bill signings
The ceremony has been set for Thursday at 4:30 p.m. at West Georgia Technical College.
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The ceremony has been set for Thursday at 4:30 p.m. at West Georgia Technical College.
With relatively few reproductive healthcare bills before the 2022 legislative session, only one made it through intact. HB 32, sponsored by state Rep. Christine Trujillo, D-Albuquerque, which eliminates gross receipts tax, sometimes referred to as a sales tax, on feminine hygiene products, was grafted into HB 2, the general appropriation bill. The elimination of the […]
HB 3653 incorporates law enforcement concerns Andy Manar FacebookTwitterEmail Over the past four months, the Illinois Senate has conducted public hearings on specific legislative proposals related to criminal justice reform. Much of the content of the hearings was based on legislation pending before the General Assembly. The first public hearing was held on Sept. 1, 2020. In total, nine public hearings were held, accounting for over 30 hours of public testimony. The work of those hearings was finalized and legislation was filed, reflected first in House Bill 163, with the anticipation that le...
Stuart says she had no role in HB 163 changes Ron DeBrock, ronald.debrock@thetelegraph.com FacebookTwitterEmail 1of5 State Rep. Katie Stuart, D-Edwardsville, on Monday said she had no role in changes by the Illinois Senate to her legislation, House Bill 163, that she introduced in December. Stuart’s bill initially dealt with opioid tracking; an amendment to her bill last week replaced the language with a 600-page amendment that local law enforcement officials from both parties have said is dangerous. Show MoreShow Less 2of5 5of5 SPRINGFIELD — State Rep. Katie Stuart on Monday morning sa...