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Speaker Ralston’s Mental Health Parity Act, made its appearance on the House floor and garnered nearly unanimous support as it crossed the rotunda to the Senate. Senate signed off on legislation to expand apprenticeships in the state.
WUNC In this May 2020 file photo, police officers in riot gear face a line of kneeling protesters in downtown Raleigh. Two bills — one in the state House, the other in the Senate — would stiffen penalties for damaging property or injuring others during a riot. The bills come as North Carolinians continue to protest police violence toward Black individuals. Taari Coleman felt a palpable sense of unity when she joined a large group of people in Raleigh last May to protest the police killing of George Floyd. "Like really empowered,” she said. “Connected to all the people around me, i...
ALLISON MARIE SAWYER Missouri News Network School districts could issue teaching permits to people who aren't state certified to teach under a proposal debated by lawmakers this week. Rep. Bishop Davidson, R-Republic, said the permits could account for 5% of the teaching faculty within a single district and would address a number of Missouri’s K-12 needs. “One is the immediate teacher recruitment issue of getting teachers and more teachers into our schools,” Davidson said of House Bill 439. “Two, I think more broadly, ensuring that we can bring in teachers and have an adaptive teachin...
Feb. 16—Those attending Saturday's legislative coffee via Zoom Saturday had a chance to hear from Senator Tom Shipley and Representative Tom Moore on a variety of topics addressed in Iowa's state House and Senate this session. Questions submitted included concerns over federal funding for small businesses — possibly including using "rainy day" funds to help the smallest businesses survive; ...
U.s. senate. you have a bill that's going to have to be financed. something is going to pay for all this. >> that's right. >> medicare, you work for 50 years from the time you're 15 to 65 to pay for your own health care when you retire. who is going to pay for your health care your whole life under this new plan? i'm curious who is paying for it? >> if you study our plan, what it talks about is there are a lot of things we can do as far as the tax program with large corporations. >> so the corporations pay for everybody's health care? >> definitely not. not pay for everyone's health care. if y...