What happened on Thursday, 20 March 2025
Political Subdivisions, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Representative Moshenbacher won committee approval for an amendment requiring a performance audit of the North Dakota Private Investigative and Security Board; the amendment passed and will be considered along with additional amendments next week.
Political Subdivisions, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The committee amended and approved Senate Bill 21-98 to remove a 90-day waiting period before newly hired state employees could use paid military leave for National Guard or federal service; an emergency clause was added and the committee recommended do pass as amended.
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SB 733 defines dog liability and control measures for livestock protection in Oregon.
Fiscal Policy , Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
Trenton's parents advocate for stricter driving laws following their son's fatal crash.
Political Subdivisions, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The Political Subdivisions Committee recommended a legislative management study of health-care mandates after testimony from insurers and business groups about rising premium costs and many proposed mandates. The committee approved a due-pass recommendation to advance the study.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Committee updates childcare regulations, extending licenses to three years and easing employment criteria
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Bill defines potentially dangerous dogs as those harming livestock in Oregon.
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General Assembly proposes changes to large state contract definitions effective October 2025
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Legislation allows guardians ad litem to share reports with relevant county and state programs
Political Subdivisions, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
County recorders told the committee that Century Code section 44-04-16 — requiring officers to provide blanks and records at public expense — is outdated and risks implying recorders provide legal advice. The committee gave Senate Bill 22-59 a due-pass recommendation.
Fiscal Policy , Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
Senate Bill 130 updates compensation law for wrongfully convicted Floridians, addressing restrictive barriers.
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Oregon updates drone regulations to prohibit harassment of property owners by unmanned aircraft.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
2023 adoption bill revises special needs definitions to eliminate outdated language and improve support.
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The Commissioner will assess seating requirements for visually impaired persons at state-funded venues.
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Senate Bill 1186 modifies unmanned aircraft system usage laws for Oregon law enforcement agencies.
Political Subdivisions, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Senate Bill 23-34 would add brewer taprooms to the Century Code definition of "alcoholic beverage establishment" for charitable gaming purposes. Supporters called the omission an oversight; the committee postponed action after testimony and said an amendment is expected next week.
Fiscal Policy , Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
Senate vote allows local districts to set school start times based on community needs.
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Committee Bill No. 6044 mandates accessible seating for the visually impaired at performance areas.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
The Senate subcommittee heard from Department of Social Services staff and forwarded multiple regulatory proposals (documents 5303, 5308, 5313, 5314 and related items) that update investigator qualifications, child-placing agency licensure, foster-parent appeal rights, licensed child‑care center rules and adoption benefit definitions.
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Oregon's Bureau of Labor adopts new rules on minimum employment conditions and overtime.
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Oregon's Bureau of Labor and Industries imposes penalties for coercing meal period waivers.
Fiscal Policy , Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
Senate Bill 138 strengthens DUI laws and increases penalties for impaired driving in Florida.
Political Subdivisions, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Sen. Jerry Klein asked the Political Subdivisions Committee to recommend a 'do not pass' on Senate Bill 2338, a redistricting measure affecting parts of Pierce, Benson and neighboring counties, after the attorney general's office warned the state could face about $2 million in legal fees. The committee voted to carry out the do-not-pass motion.
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Connecticut requires local health authorities to report private well water test results
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
The Senate subcommittee on child welfare gave a favorable report to House Bill 3654, which the Department of Children's Advocacy and the state child advocate said would clean up several statutory provisions governing guardian ad litem confidentiality, foster care review staffing and the continuum-of-care annual report.
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General Assembly introduces bill to enhance policies for well water quality and procedures.
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Oregon Senate Bill 1044 establishes new meal period rules and penalties for violations.
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General Assembly proposes $500 tax credit for owners of licensed family child care homes
Medical Affairs, Standing, Senate, Committees, Legislative, South Carolina
Governor McMaster emphasizes resilience against attacks while highlighting South Carolina's health improvements.
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Oregon enacts regulations allowing employees to waive meal periods without coercion.
Fiscal Policy , Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
Legislators honor late Senator Thompson by designating road outside historical museum in Orlando.
Fiscal Policy , Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
Senate adopts amendment recognizing Senator Thompson and honoring Heather Rosen's educational impact.
Agriculture and Veterans Affairs, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Lisa Feldman testifies against drone regulations impacting real estate marketing at Senate committee.
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Connecticut plans to introduce personal income tax credits for family child care home owners.
Medical Affairs, Standing, Senate, Committees, Legislative, South Carolina
Official discusses past mask recommendations and prioritizes personal safety for his wife.
Fiscal Policy , Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
New bill prohibits violent resistance to police and mandates life sentences for manslaughter.
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Connecticut allows municipalities to impose taxes on short-term rentals for housing funding.
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New bill requires separate registration for short-term rentals with detailed owner information.
Agriculture and Veterans Affairs, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
House Bill 1332 proposes funding for value-added agriculture facilities to boost North Dakota's economy.
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House Bill 2960 bans operations of plastic conversion facilities in Oregon.
Medical Affairs, Standing, Senate, Committees, Legislative, South Carolina
Senate Medical Affairs Committee holds confirmation hearing for Dr. Simmer's appointment.
Fiscal Policy , Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
CS for SB 274 designates a portion of International Drive as Harris Rosen Way; a late amendment also designates the road outside the Wells Built Museum as Senator Geraldine Thompson Way. The committee reported the bill favorably.
Fiscal Policy , Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
SB 130 would update Florida’s compensation statute for exonerees by removing the state’s unique 'clean hands' bar, extending filing time from 90 days to two years, and allowing civil remedies with offset; the committee reported the bill favorably.
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Oregon Health Authority adopts labeling rules for psilocybin products to enhance public safety.
Agriculture and Veterans Affairs, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
House Bill 1429 addresses unauthorized robotic surveillance and livestock harassment in agriculture.
Medical Affairs, Standing, Senate, Committees, Legislative, South Carolina
Senators raise doubts on COVID vaccine safety citing DNA contamination linked to tumors.
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Connecticut's new act creates a short-term rental registry with optional municipal tax provisions.
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Oregon Health Authority clarifies psilocybin service facilitator licensing and client consultation rules.
Fiscal Policy , Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
CS/SB 234 would expand sentencing for manslaughter against law enforcement, clarify resisting and detention language, and replace a 'good faith' lawful-duty test with a uniform definition of officer duties; defense groups urged reinstating a good-faith requirement and preserving language that bars force when an officer knowingly acts unlawfully.
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Oregon Health Authority forms advisory board to oversee psilocybin product and service regulations.
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New law requires short-term rental platforms to collect and report local taxes starting January 2026
Medical Affairs, Standing, Senate, Committees, Legislative, South Carolina
Public Health Officer challenges false claims and reaffirms commitment to individual rights and freedoms.
Agriculture and Veterans Affairs, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Legislators discuss infrastructure funding for a major potato processing plant in Grand Forks.
Fiscal Policy , Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
After amendment, CS for CS/SB 296 removes the 2026 statewide mandate requiring middle schools to start no earlier than 8:00 a.m. and high schools no earlier than 8:30 a.m., and instead requires districts to document local analyses of health, safety and logistical impacts; the committee reported the measure favorably.
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Connecticut introduces a bill for a short-term rental registry and optional municipal tax.
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Oregon Health Authority revises confidentiality provisions for complaints against licensees and permittees.
Medical Affairs, Standing, Senate, Committees, Legislative, South Carolina
Director highlights progress in health initiatives and future plans for South Carolina's public health.
Fiscal Policy , Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
CS for SB 102 tasks the Department of Education with developing workforce credentials or a modified curriculum so students with autism or suspected autism can earn job-related badges addressing skills including workplace safety; the committee reported the bill favorably after questions about training costs and timelines.
Agriculture and Veterans Affairs, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
The Senate Agriculture and Veterans Affairs Committee voted to give House Bill 1332 a "due pass" after testimony that the measure would create a $30 million reimbursement grant program to attract large value‑added agricultural processing projects, including a proposed potato processing plant near Grand Forks.
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Oregon enacts 2025 Act to regulate health authority and protect confidential health information.
Medical Affairs, Standing, Senate, Committees, Legislative, South Carolina
Dr. Simmer addresses false allegations and outlines goals for South Carolina's health department
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
New legislation mandates short-term rental registration and allows municipalities to impose taxes.
Transportation, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Senator Klein collaborates with Representatives Greenock and Erbil to improve township safety issues.
Fiscal Policy , Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
The committee voted to report favorably on CS for CS/SB 138, 'Trenton's Law,' which would criminalize a first refusal to submit to a lawful breath or urine test, allow misdemeanor blood warrants in more DUI cases, and increase mandatory minimum jail time for driving on DUI-related suspensions.
2025 Legislature Georgia , Georgia
Bill provides technical and funding assistance for cities to tackle blighted properties and increase housing
Transportation, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Senators argue over proposed hike of off-road vehicle infractions from $20 to $50 fee.
Medical Affairs, Standing, Senate, Committees, Legislative, South Carolina
Dr. Edward Simmer defended his record as director of the newly formed Department of Public Health, rebutted misinformation about his actions during the COVID-19 pandemic and described agency accomplishments and priorities; senators pressed him on vaccine safety claims, emergency powers and agency communications. No final vote was taken; the hearing
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Connecticut's Citizen's Ethics Advisory Board mandates lobbyist badges and clarifies reporting regulations
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Oregon updates psilocybin service center licensing rules regarding past convictions for applicants.
Miami-Dade County, Florida
Commissioner Regalado urges residents to engage with developers on new site application.
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Lawmakers support legislation to rehabilitate blighted properties and improve neighborhood quality.
Transportation, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Ellendale's crypto mining expansion expected to employ 350 and generate $14 million for ratepayers
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The board will consist of nine appointed members focused on psilocybin service oversight.
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General Assembly introduces bill to revamp state ethics oversight regulations
Miami-Dade County, Florida
Commissioners support improvements to a 50-year-old warehouse for kosher distribution business.
Transportation, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Senator Hogan confirms sufficient energy for cities and farms amid rising demand in North Dakota.
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Legislation aims to tackle over 582000 blighted properties harming communities and economies.
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Legislation aims to regulate assisted living agencies starting October 2025.
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A House committee approved HP 753, the Better Georgia Without Blight Act, after testimony from the bill sponsor and the Urban League. The measure would authorize the Department of Community Affairs to apply for and administer grants to help local governments address blighted properties and convert them to housing.
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Law requires training for staff on emergency medical treatment protocols by 2026
Miami-Dade County, Florida
Residents oppose zoning change for warehouse expansion at Northwest 60th Street and 32nd Avenue.
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Oregon authority enacts rules to manage psilocybin service center client data submissions.
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Connecticut requires rehabilitation facilities to create personalized mobility plans for each patient
Transportation, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Ellendale addresses traffic issues with road improvements for new AI and Bitcoin centers.
Miami-Dade County, Florida
Commission defers discussion on Lennar Homes' application for additional community engagement until May 22.
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Oregon Health Authority outlines criteria for issuing licenses to psilocybin service applicants.
Miami-Dade County, Florida
The Miami‑Dade County Commission unanimously approved a CDMP amendment and companion zoning application for a property operated by Shamesh Inc., with the applicant agreeing to buffering, landscaping and property improvements; nearby residents had opposed further expansion citing blight and nuisance conditions.
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Committee endorses House Bill 307 to improve literacy instruction across Georgia schools.
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The bill allows licensed providers to offer psilocybin services and mandates product labeling.
Transportation, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Hamer testifies that county control over the road undermines local authority and safety.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Lawmakers create task force to explore strategies for full voter engagement in Connecticut
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Legislation creates a task force to study and improve voter engagement in Connecticut.
Miami-Dade County, Florida
The Miami-Dade County Commission unanimously approved a Comprehensive Development Master Plan amendment for a Lennar Homes LLC application and required a signed covenant within 10 days or the application would be deemed withdrawn.
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House Bill 2755 empowers West Virginia Board of Education to submit policy rules to legislature.
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Educators analyze pressures and propose resolution to enhance retention and support in Georgia.
Miami-Dade County, Florida
Miami-Dade County commissioners voted to defer a rezoning request after the district commissioner urged neighborhood residents to meet with the developer to understand what can be built under current rules.
Transportation, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
HB 16 14 aims to analyze infrastructure, safety data, liability, and data privacy for AVs.
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Senate resolution calls for collaboration to address teacher, principal, and superintendent shortages.
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Connecticut appoints task force to boost voter participation by February 2026.
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Chiarelli and Phillips propose significant reforms during Committee on Education meeting.
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
Park staff briefed the board on the 2024 aquatics season review and 2025 plans: pools will open over Memorial Day weekend (Bahama Beach May 25), staffing hires accelerated, some neighborhood pools will operate at reduced days, and the department is extending operational schedules at key facilities.
Transportation, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
The county votes to take over a road for safety due to increased traffic from a project.
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West Virginia enacts bill requiring State Board to submit rules for legislative approval
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
The Trust for Public Land presented schematics and a timeline for five pilot 'Greening Initiative' sites in Dallas, with construction expected to begin in June and per-site costs estimated under $550,000.
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Legislation promotes home-based businesses while establishing guidelines and prohibitions for municipalities.
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
The Dallas Park and Recreation Board voted to deny an alcohol permit for a planned music festival at Flagpole Hill Park and approved three service and procurement agreements, while consenting to routine agenda items.
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House Bill 2451 aims to facilitate the establishment of home-based businesses in West Virginia.
Transportation, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
County assumes responsibility for local road to enhance safety for residents and commuters.
East Bridgewater Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Committee certifies $28.03 million FY26 budget anticipating $1.5 million increase over prior year.
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House Bill 371 ensures that new playgrounds meet modern accessibility standards for all children.
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Policy Commission authorizes various programs including scholarships and regulations for degree institutions.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Council authorizes funding for free transit program and multiple affordable housing developments.
Transportation, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Ellendale plans a $6M road project with funding split but faces township funding issues.
Transportation, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
House Bill 1106 aims to increase funding for non-fixed route transit services in rural areas.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Council endorses funding for Belle Meade Park upgrades and downtown infrastructure assessment.
Transportation, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
House Bill 1614 would direct a study — administered by the Upper Great Plains Transportation Institute under DOT advisement — on infrastructure readiness, safety data, liability and cybersecurity for autonomous and semi‑autonomous vehicle technologies. The sponsor emphasized the need for updated study work and included a proposed $100,000 appropria
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Texas Senate Bill 1798 addresses resident status and tuition rate adjustments for financial aid.
East Bridgewater Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Committee approves new wellness policy as part of reduced services budget certification.
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Hope for Hall advocates for inclusive playgrounds to enhance play for children with disabilities.
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Delegates introduce House Bill 2773 aimed at higher education rule changes in West Virginia.
Transportation, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
The committee recommended passage of a bill (referred to in testimony as 13406) authorizing counties to adopt and enforce ordinances related to off‑highway vehicles. Debate focused on an increase in the statutory infraction fine from $20 to $50 and concerns about enforcement and impact on minors.
East Bridgewater Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Committee plans to decide funding and location for school project at next meeting.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
City of Richmond identifies $294M in federal funding, with key risks in social services.
2025 Legislature Georgia , Georgia
Ballard's bill enhances literacy standards and improves dyslexia screening methods in Georgia.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Jennifer Wakefield details efforts to attract companies and strengthen regional competitiveness in Richmond.
2025 Legislature Georgia , Georgia
The committee advanced a substitute to House Bill 371 that would raise the state's maximum annual capital outlay authorization from $300 million to $375 million and require that any new elementary school built after July 1, 2027 that includes a playground meet minimum inclusive-accessibility standards. Sponsors described surfacing and design items
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
At its March 1 session, the Finance and Economic Development Standing Committee voted to forward several ordinances and one resolution to full City Council with recommendations to approve, including grants for transit, affordable housing performance grants, park improvements, a Build America Bureau feasibility study and a Bon Secours bond inducment
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
An ordinance to accept a Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation grant for stormwater asset inventory modernization was forwarded to council after staff said the funds will focus on Southside neighborhoods; councilmembers asked for clarity about inclusion of Sixth District and other Southside areas.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Jennifer Wakefield, president and CEO of the Greater Richmond Partnership, presented a regional strategy that emphasizes lead generation, research, talent attraction and efforts to secure more direct flights to better place Richmond against peer markets.
East Bridgewater Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Committee endorses Chris Buckley's diploma presentation for military-bound graduates and accepts donations
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Lawmakers authorize multiple legislative rules for the Higher Education Policy Commission and community colleges
Transportation, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
House Bill 1106, which would provide $2 million for non‑fixed‑route (demand‑response) transit grants to rural providers, received largely unanimous support in committee after operators and disability advocates described medical, employment and social needs met by rural transit services.
East Bridgewater Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
East Bridgewater plans to deploy a Google‑based data analytics platform for 2025–26 and is evaluating ClearGov's strategic‑plan and financial transparency tools; committee members asked for clearer data displays tying initiatives to measurable outcomes.
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The Senate Education and Youth Committee passed a resolution directing the Professional Standards Commission, with several state agencies and stakeholders, to recommend strategies to strengthen the K-12 teacher and school leader pipeline and to submit recommendations to the governor and legislature by Dec. 1, 2025. Committee testimony cited 5,300
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West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission and Community and Technical College programs authorized new rules.
East Bridgewater Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
The district's Central School building committee told the school committee it must decide soon on a site; Leland Farm faces concerns about wetlands, salamander habitat, wastewater and permitting that could delay the project and raise costs.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
City staff presented a department-by-department inventory showing $294.4 million in active or anticipated federal financial assistance; officials identified social services, housing and public utilities as the programs at greatest risk if an Office of Management and Budget freeze moves forward.
East Bridgewater Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
The East Bridgewater School Committee voted to certify a reduced‑services FY26 budget of $28,390,177 and approved continuing school choice for grades 7–12 (up to 40 seats). The meeting also included votes to adopt a wellness policy, accept donations and warrants, and send bargaining discussion to executive session.
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Commission repeals outdated policies and makes amendments to scholarship program requirements.
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
Joanna Durant calls on Queen Creek council to reassess water rates amidst rising costs.
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West Virginia Council authorizes legislative rules on funding, facility management, and new programs.
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A Senate committee voted to advance House Bill 307, which would remove outdated literacy language, prohibit three-cueing as primary instruction, add dyslexia to the Georgia Early Literacy Act, create a literacy coach coordination committee, and extend the literacy council's sunset while adjusting per diem. The committee passed the committee-substit
Quincy City, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Wollaston Assets proposes new 94-unit residential building with structured parking and amenities
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
Queen Creek officials honor youth and report on successful retail theft operations with Target.
Transportation, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Lawmakers heard competing testimony over a one‑and‑a‑half mile township road near Ellendale that Applied Digital and local officials say is unsafe for heavy construction traffic. Supporters say clarifying Century Code will unlock DOT funding; township officials say the bill would rewrite local control for other townships.
Transportation, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
The Senate Transportation Committee voted to give House Bill 1578 a “do pass” recommendation after hearing testimony from tow operators and tax officials. The bill would allow commercial towing companies to obtain titles for abandoned vehicles without paying motor vehicle excise tax; excise tax would be collected when a purchaser titles a resellled
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Lawmakers advance HB3192 to repeal conflicting higher education code provisions
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
Mesa Gateway Airport partners with Allegiant to expand travel options for East Valley residents.
Town of Southborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Jason Malinowski voices strong opposition to construction affecting his family's neighborhood on Lorenzo Drive.
Quincy City, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Residents express mixed views on converting blighted business zone to residential area.
Appropriations - Government Operations Division, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Commissioner discusses increased workloads necessitating new FTE for plant protection services.
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West Virginia repeals several codes related to community college administration and personnel.
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
Gulfstream collaborates with community colleges to enhance A&P mechanic training programs.
Town of Southborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Local homeowners express worries about safety and noise from increased vehicle traffic.
Quincy City, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Planners propose traffic improvements and two-level parking at Quarry and Robertson intersection.
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Legislature enacts repeal of numerous antiquated education code provisions in West Virginia
Appropriations - Government Operations Division, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Mitscog requests $2M to support protein needs at food pantries amid federal cuts.
Quincy City, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Residents voice opposition to Balu Street project size at March 26 community traffic meeting.
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Delegates propose House Bill 3072 to create super two highways in West Virginia.
Town of Southborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Neighbors express fears of potential commercial use and insufficient notification procedures for developments.
Appropriations - Government Operations Division, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Senate Committee discusses establishing ongoing funding for disaster relief beyond current biennium.
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
Council recognizes players for including Olivia in play, showcasing community spirit.
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Texas lawmakers introduce SB1798 and HB5615 focusing on resident tuition and violence prevention grants.
Quincy City, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Quincy recognizes 92 Willard as historic despite lacking national protection status.
Appropriations - Government Operations Division, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Senate committee increases AG's operations budget by $10M while implementing a 3% reduction.
Town of Southborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The ZBA continued the comprehensive-permit (40B) hearing for 250 Turnpike Road to April 16 after the applicant said a vernal-pool migration study and septic design work are underway and the Southborough Fire Department provided feedback. The board set an April 16 substantive discussion and noted the public-hearing close date would be extended.
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
Mesa Gateway Airport reports increased travel during spring training, attracting Cubs fans and others.
Town of Southborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The Southborough Zoning Board of Appeals on March 19 approved a special permit to allow multiple principal uses at 2 Park Central Drive in the industrial/industrial-park district. Capital Group Properties sought flexibility to host a primary care clinic (Charles River Medical Association) and other compatible uses; the board found parking adequate.
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Legislature approves new Super Two highway design to enhance roadway safety and efficiency.
Appropriations - Government Operations Division, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee allocates funds for IT projects and equipment replacements including game warden firearms.
Town of Southborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The Southborough Zoning Board of Appeals granted a special permit allowing a sign for Fine Automotive Services at 264 Cordaville Road. The planning board had earlier recommended approval; the ZBA imposed no illumination and noted the building department must issue the sign permit. A 20-day appeal period begins once the decision is filed.
Quincy City, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
City will recycle granite for new accent walls and a retaining wall project.
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
Queen Creek initiates concept planning for East Side airport expansion including new terminals and transport.
Town of Southborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The Southborough Zoning Board of Appeals on March 19 continued a special-permit hearing for 6 Lorenzo Drive after finding problems with abutter notices. The petitioner seeks permission under Section 174-8.2 to add two garage bays and a 672-square-foot bonus room; neighbors raised concerns about noise, traffic and potential commercial use. The board
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
Queen Creek allocates funds for airport improvements through a 90-10 user fee match
Quincy City, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Wallison Assets LLC seeks approval for a 27 unit multifamily building at 38 Old Colony Avenue.
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Legislators assess revisions to juvenile proceedings regarding deadly weapon usage.
Appropriations - Government Operations Division, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee approves $5 million funding for private land wildlife habitat and access programs.
Appropriations - Government Operations Division, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Lawmakers questioned Department of Agriculture leaders about a requested plant protection FTE that the House did not fund, projected motor‑pool rate increases, specialty‑crop grants and several one‑time grant proposals. Representative Alisa Mitskog asked the committee to consider $2 million for protein procurement for food pantries after recent cut
Appropriations - Government Operations Division, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
The Senate Government Operations Division voted to restore $265,500 for temporary salaries in the North Dakota Game and Fish budget and approved a due‑pass recommendation as amended. Lawmakers said the money supports summer temporary hires that serve as a workforce feeder and help with enforcement and aquatic programs.
Committee on State Affairs, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senate Bill 1386 shifts from transactional to testimonial immunity for compelled witnesses.
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Legislature enables charter schools to bill Medicaid for eligible student services
Quincy City, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Community members voice concerns over housing project's size and impact on Quincy’s history.
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
Airport officials detail $110M projects to enhance runways and future infrastructure development.
Quincy City, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
David and Cindy unveil plans for 95 market-rate units and 27 affordable units in Wollaston.
Appropriations - Government Operations Division, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
The Senate Government Operations appropriations panel reviewed House Bill 1016, focusing on the Adjutant General’s biennial budget. Lawmakers and agency leaders discussed several unfunded positions, the push to establish a 24/7 emergency Watch Center, design funding for a Williston readiness center and ongoing disaster‑response funding needs.
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New legislation reallocates lottery funds to restore financial distributions starting July 2014.
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
Airport plans to surpass 2 million passengers in 2025 with new flight services.
Committee on State Affairs, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senate Bill 311 clarifies Texas Supreme Court's powers under the constitution.
Quincy City, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Residents express concerns about traffic, parking, and preservation at Quincy project hearing.
Appropriations - Education and Environment Division, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
NDSU and UND enhance cooperation to provide shared financial services for state colleges.
Introduced Bills, Senate Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Texas Senate Bill 1798 aims to adjust tuition for residents and provide violence prevention funding.
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
Mesa Gateway Airport projects over 4000 new jobs from ongoing private developments.
Committee on State Affairs, Senate, Legislative, Texas
SB 311 would amend Texas Government Code section 22.002(a) to make clear the Supreme Court's original writ authority matches the Texas Constitution. Justice Evan Young testified in favor, arguing the change would provide clarity; opponents raised concerns about potential overreach but resources said standards for mandamus remain unchanged. The bill
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
Queen Creek allocates $130,000 annually to enhance airport and aeronautical site infrastructures.
Committee on State Affairs, Senate, Legislative, Texas
SB 1210 would designate the Texas Supreme Court as the final arbiter in limited circumstances when the Supreme Court and Court of Criminal Appeals disagree on questions of the Texas Constitution. The bill drew opposition from criminal defense and prosecutorial witnesses who said the change would be unconstitutional and unnecessary; the committeeke
Appropriations - Education and Environment Division, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
President Cook details NDSU's budget challenges and new program initiatives to enhance education.
Quincy City, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Traffic analysis shows 67 new trips during peak hours from proposed multifamily development
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut proposes ranked-choice voting for primaries starting January 2026 and 2028.
Quincy City, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Residents urge city to address safety issues at Willard Street intersection amid new developments.
Committee on State Affairs, Senate, Legislative, Texas
SB 1470 would require the Texas Department of Public Safety to share existing driver-license cancellation notifications about out-of-state moves with the Secretary of State to help maintain accurate voter rolls. The committee heard resource testimony and left the bill pending.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Secretary of State outlines new ranked-choice voting instructions for party primaries
Appropriations - Education and Environment Division, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
NDSU introduces post-tenure review for faculty to enhance operational flexibility and accountability.
Quincy City, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Retired engineer questions Quincy project’s impact on historical significance and traffic concerns.
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
Mesa Gateway Airport announces new projects and urges Real ID compliance before May 7 deadline
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Legislature sets rules for ranked-choice voting tabulation in primary elections
Committee on State Affairs, Senate, Legislative, Texas
The Senate Committee on State Affairs heard testimony on SB 1386, which would replace blanket (transactional) immunity for compelled legislative testimony with testimonial immunity that prevents use of compelled testimony in criminal prosecutions. The bill drew no public proponents or opponents and was left pending.
Appropriations - Education and Environment Division, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Legislators discuss funding formula changes and transparency in pharmacy budget allocations.
Quincy City, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Local residents voice strong objections to proposed six-story building due to parking shortages.
Committee on Local Government, Senate, Legislative, Texas
The Senate Committee on Local Government voted to report a series of Senate bills to the full Senate during a procedural meeting that included committee-substitute adoptions and recommendations for the local and uncontested calendar. Most measures were approved on voice or recorded roll calls with little substantive debate.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Legislators define delegate allocation percentages for ranked-choice voting procedures
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
The Town Council approved the consent agenda without any items removed. Council member Benning moved to approve and Council member Oliphant seconded; the motion passed 7-0.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut revises rules for primary vote counting and nomination declarations effective 2026.
Quincy City, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Residents highlight traffic, parking, and water displacement problems related to new developments.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Bill 1536 aims to implement ranked-choice voting for political party events by 2026
Committee on Education, Senate, Legislative, Texas
SB 724 mandates 75% in-person meeting attendance for higher education board members.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut establishes ranked-choice voting rules for state and district conventions by 2026
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
During the public-comment period a Queen Creek resident urged the council to reconsider or reverse a proposed water rate increase she said is scheduled for a May 7 vote and asked the council to audit expenses to identify savings.
Appropriations - Education and Environment Division, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
NDSU's tuition waivers decrease while evaluating resource allocation and enrollment impact.
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
At a Queen Creek Town Council meeting, Brian O'Neil, executive director of Mesa Gateway Airport, told council members the airport expects continued passenger growth in 2025, more than 1,000,000 square feet of private development is underway and a TSA partnership will fund expanded checked-baggage screening capacity.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut's General Assembly introduces ranked-choice voting for upcoming caucuses and primaries.
Committee on Education, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senator Parker laid out a committee substitute to Senate Bill 1741 requiring public universities to report foreign funding to the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, bar gifts from foreign-adversary governments, mandate espionage/IP-theft training for researchers, and establish reporting procedures; sponsor said additional technical changes/
Quincy City, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Advocates urge restoration of Quincy’s historic granite house rather than demolition for new development.
Appropriations - Education and Environment Division, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
NDSU discusses ways to strengthen connections with young alumni for future fundraising.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut's new rules mandate ranked-choice voting for presidential primaries starting in 2028.
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
Committee members urge passage of HB 140 to assist families of injured officers and firefighters.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Legislators introduce bill establishing ranked-choice voting for elections in Connecticut
Appropriations - Education and Environment Division, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
NDSU President Cook told the state Appropriations - Education and Environment Division the university supports increasing the pharmacy funding factor and outlined a slate of workforce-oriented degree proposals while describing substantial faculty and staff reductions and steps to rein in tuition waivers.
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
Legislation introduced to ease property tax burdens for spouses of deceased police and firefighters.
Committee on Education, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senator Kolkhorst laid out Senate Bill 724 in a Committee on Education hearing, proposing a 75% in-person attendance requirement for governing-board members of Texas public higher-education institutions, a $1,000 civil penalty for a first violation to fund scholarships and ineligibility for reappointment after a second violation; the bill received,
Quincy City, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
City collaboration sought for granite house preservation and potential community uses.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Bill No. 1536 adjusts delegate allocation for candidates under ranked-choice voting rules.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut implements ranked-choice voting for major party primaries effective January 2026.
Energy and Natural Resources, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Xcel Energy and MDU advocate for Senate Bill 2339 to improve wildfire prevention efforts.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
The raised bill details procedures for counting votes and allocating delegates in elections.
Quincy City, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Residents express worries about traffic congestion and flooding risks from a proposed apartment complex.
Committee on Border Security, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Ron Steffa explains TDCJ's accurate tracking of criminal justice data compared to health services.
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
Senators review bill offering up to $2600 in benefits for disabled families and tax reductions.
Energy and Natural Resources, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Capital Electric's proactive measures aim to reduce wildfire risks and enhance safety.
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
Committee discusses constitutional authority and potential benefits for first responders in Montana.
Energy and Natural Resources, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Electric cooperatives commit to improving wildfire mitigation strategies through local collaboration and best practices.
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
The Montana Senate Taxation Committee heard House Bill 140, which would extend property tax reductions to spouses and households of police officers and firefighters who are killed or permanently disabled in the line of duty. Proponents said the change would help roughly 74 households and would be implemented by the Property Assessment Division; no—
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Bill prohibits commission employees from engaging in various political activities and contributions
Committee on Border Security, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Danny Woodward urges neutral oversight for Texas immigration impact study during Senate testimony.
Quincy City, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
At its March 19 meeting the Quincy Planning Board continued multiple public hearings for further review and approved an ANR lot split; no final site plan approvals were granted.
Energy and Natural Resources, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Senator Lueck's bill mandates collaboration between county boards on shared water projects.
Quincy City, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Wollaston Assets LLC presented plans for a 94‑unit building at 1824 & 28 Old Colony Ave and a 27‑unit affordable building at 38 Old Colony Ave. The planning board continued the hearings to May 21 to allow peer and departmental review after neighbors raised flooding, parking and traffic‑timing concerns.
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
Senate committee passes Senate Bills 33, 57, 58, 115, 128, 129, and 184.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
New legislation requires State Elections Commission employees to follow nonpartisan guidelines from January 2026.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Legislation aims to restrict political involvement of state election enforcement employees starting 2026
Quincy City, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
622 Quarry LLC presented plans for a six‑story, 58‑unit building at 86 & 92 Willard St. and 135 Robertson St.; applicants and city staff agreed to continue the public hearing to May 21 after neighbors raised historic‑preservation, traffic and stormwater concerns.
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
The House State Administration Committee voted to concur in multiple Senate bills on elections and administrative procedures during an executive-action session, adopting most by voice vote or roll call and tabling Senate Bill 128 after debate over removal and oversight of local election administrators.
Energy and Natural Resources, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Senate Bill 2339 aims to revise utility wildfire risk standards and liability protections.
Committee on Border Security, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Legislators debate the funding structure for Operation Lone Star and agency collaboration.
Energy and Natural Resources, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Senate Bill 2340 aims to address emergency response needs after severe wildfires.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Trumbull can delay its property revaluation until assessment year 2026 upon approval.
Energy and Natural Resources, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Commissioner Christman advocates for removing outdated renewable energy goals impacting utility costs.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Millis officials review student enrollment trends and financial impacts of school choice plans.
Transportation, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Lawmakers debate revising open container laws and addressing out-of-state ticket point transfers.
Transportation, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The legislative Transportation Committee discussed restoring portions of Senate Bill 2243 that affect motor-vehicle points and fines, expressed concern about raising points for texting and open-container offenses, and agreed to hold the bill for amendments and a Thursday afternoon meeting; no formal votes were taken.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut updates certificate of need guidelines and application fees for hospital projects.
Energy and Natural Resources, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Cooperatives implement wildfire mitigation strategies amidst rising insurance costs and claims challenges.
Energy and Natural Resources, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Senate committee swiftly passes House Bill 1074 following discussions on risk management waivers.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Projected housing growth could add 400 to 800 students in Millis schools over time.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut updates health facility Certificate of Need laws to streamline approvals by 2025.
Committee on Border Security, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senate Bill 825 directs the governor's office to study illegal immigration's economic effects annually.
Energy and Natural Resources, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Senate Bill 22‑76 would mandate formation of joint project boards when a water project affects more than one county; proponents said mandatory joint boards will reduce disputes and accelerate projects, while some members asked for clarity on auditor roles and enforcement mechanics.
Energy and Natural Resources, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Senate Bill 23‑25 would require ordinary high‑water mark determinations for non‑federal wetland easements and assign duties to easement holders; farm groups supported a policy discussion while the Department of Water Resources, Department of Transportation and utilities warned the bill creates unfunded mandates, legal uncertainty and operational,-s
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut requires public hearings for each hospital ownership transfer application post-2015.
Energy and Natural Resources, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
House Bill 1174 enables North Dakota Game and Fish to offer student job shadowing programs
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Millis reports a significant increase in high needs students and rising IEP service costs.
Committee on Border Security, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Lawmakers discuss comprehensive study to assess economic impact of illegal immigration in Texas.
Energy and Natural Resources, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The Public Service Commission told the committee that removing a long-exceeded renewable energy objective from state law (SB 23‑59) would strengthen North Dakota's position in opposing regional transmission cost allocations driven by other states' clean‑energy mandates.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut assesses health care project consistency with regulations and public needs.
Energy and Natural Resources, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Lawmakers set aside House Bill 14 70 after an extended discussion with Game and Fish about the statute that governs outfitter and guide examinations, the department’s 90‑day restriction between exams, and plans to move to an electronic testing option.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
The committee approves spending $75,000 for snow and ice management expenses.
Committee on Border Security, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Legislators emphasize the need for a comprehensive immigration cost-benefit analysis in Texas.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
District reports rising school costs and decreasing state aid in FY 26 budget discussion.
Energy and Natural Resources, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Senate Bill 23‑39 would encourage utilities to adopt wildfire mitigation plans and codify limits on strict liability for utilities; utilities testified in support and insurers and consumer advocates raised concerns about shifting costs and legal standards.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Bill requires applicants to outline service plans and disclose financial arrangements post-transfer.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Superintendent Bob Malaney outlined a proposed FY26 school budget and described rising enrollment in students classified as high-needs (English learners, low-income, students with disabilities). The presentation highlighted funding shortfalls from declining state aid and grant revenue, growing special-education and contracted-service costs, and a $
Energy and Natural Resources, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
House Bill 1400 passed the committee after testimony that the bill will allow the state to accept developer mitigation funds, earn interest on the mitigation account, and hold easements to manage required environmental mitigation tied primarily to energy projects.
Energy and Natural Resources, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
The committee recommended a due‑pass for House Bill 1094, which would permit former military or military‑related nonprofit organizations to qualify to receive special allocation hunting tags through the Game and Fish Department. Committee members debated whether mule deer should be separately allocated or included under existing whitetail limits.
Committee on Border Security, Senate, Legislative, Texas
The Senate Committee on Border Security heard testimony on Senate Bill 825, which would direct the governor's office to produce a recurring study of the economic, environmental and fiscal impacts of illegal immigration; lawmakers and witnesses debated whether the comptroller or a governor-led effort should lead the work and whether the study should
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
The Millis Finance Committee on March 19 authorized the Department of Public Works to spend in excess of three snow-and-ice accounts up to $75,000 after the Select Board approved the request. The committee also voted to authorize its chair to send a letter to state legislators about Chapter 70 school funding.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Legislation introduced to modify certificate of need requirements for health care facilities
Energy and Natural Resources, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Senators approved a legislative council amendment to House Bill 1058 that replaces a statutory July 1 deadline for above‑ground storage tank registration payments with a department rule‑based date. The amendment came from the Department of Environmental Quality and passed the committee by voice/vote.
Energy and Natural Resources, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Lawmakers and fire officials urged the House Energy and Natural Resources Committee to approve a legislative management study to evaluate and strengthen North Dakota’s fire service preparedness, training and interagency coordination following large wildfires last fall.
Energy and Natural Resources, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
The Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee gave House Bill 1174 a due‑pass recommendation after hearing that the bill would authorize the North Dakota Game and Fish Department to run educational outreach and job‑shadow programs aimed at recruiting future seasonal and permanent staff.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut legislators introduce bill adjusting mental health and surgical service requirements.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Members discuss Ken's absence, fundraising goals, and future programs for seniors.
House of Representatives, Legislative, Iowa
Senate presents multiple education and workforce bills for first reading and committee referral.
Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
K-twelve council requests $120,000 to fund multiple educational studies over two years.
Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Lawmakers approve $200,000 for domestic violence forensic exam kits and extended evidence collection time.
House of Representatives, Legislative, Iowa
Senate File 448, an act relating to the Department of Education's authorization of school bus drivers and approved courses of instruction, received first reading on the House floor and was referred to the House Committee on Transportation.
House of Representatives, Legislative, Iowa
Senate File 308, described as an act related to disclosure of information concerning nongovernmental employers and providing remedies, received first reading on the House floor and was referred to the House Committee on Labor and Workforce.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut's new process streamlines expedited certificate of need applications without public hearings
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut unit enforces strict review on hospital ownership transfers to ensure care access.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The advisory group accepted previous minutes and a written treasurer’s report dated Feb. 6, 2025; Treasurer Ken Horvath was absent for several recent meetings due to tax-season work and a personal loss, and a board member (Bill) indicated he may submit a resignation.
Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee approves bill allowing department to proceed with planned facility despite funding uncertainties.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Legislation mandates new rules for health care investment and appeals process starting 2025
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
A visiting counselor and volunteers outlined behavioral health home visits, aging-services intake, transportation options, farmers' coupons and tax/fee exemptions for older residents; volunteers proposed creating a one-page benefits guide and meeting with the assessor.
House of Representatives, Legislative, Iowa
The Iowa House gave first reading to Senate File 288, a bill relating to students who are pregnant or recently gave birth at state institutions of higher education governed by the Board of Regents and community colleges; the measure was referred to the House Committee on Education.
Agriculture, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee supports resolution to ensure genetic viability and protection of wild horse herd.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Legislation reduces application review period to 60 days for large practice transfers
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Unit to decide on care facility bed increase applications within 30 days of submission
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Senior Center volunteers set a May 10 plant-and-art sale with an art show at the library and discussed a Pot of Gold fundraising dinner planned to start at 11:30 with a $3,000 goal.
Senate, Legislative, Iowa
Senate opens session with prayer and addresses several legislative bills for approval.
Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee approves prison nursery bill allowing mothers to keep children under 18 in custody.
Agriculture, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Boushey urges Congress to ensure long-term health and preservation of wild horse herd.
Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Lawmakers debate diverting $3 billion from trust funds for school projects over 10 years
Margate, Broward County, Florida
Residents voice concerns over property taxes and sidewalk hazards impacting safety.
Agriculture, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
After testimony from local advocates, historians and scientists, the House Agriculture Committee recommended a due-pass and consent-calendar placement for SCR 4,006, which asks Congress to provide federal protections for the Theodore Roosevelt National Park wild horse herd; the committee’s roll-call showed the motion passed 11-1-2.
Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The Appropriations Committee acted on multiple bills: it rejected funding for K‑12 council research, approved continued reimbursement for forensic medical exams for domestic violence and child‑abuse forensic exams, advanced several judiciary bills, and cleared a policy change moving a forensic‑exam payment source to the general fund.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Assembly establishes group to review and improve pediatric hospice care statewide
Senate, Legislative, Iowa
The Senate record shows Dennis Lowell was presented to the chamber as the appointee to serve as chair of the Property Assessment Appeal Board and was available to meet with senators after the session; no confirmation vote is recorded.
Agriculture, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Landowners, farm groups and commodity organizations told the House Agriculture Committee they support asking Congress to permit buyouts or termination of long-standing U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service perpetual easements; conservation groups and attorneys cautioned against broad cancellation and warned of legal and practical consequences.
Margate, Broward County, Florida
Attendees participate in a minute of silence and pledge led by Joanie Phillipson.
Agriculture, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The House Agriculture Committee voted to give Senate Bill 23-60 a “do pass” recommendation to request a legislative management study of geothermal energy in North Dakota after testimony from industry, state geologists and developers about resource potential and agricultural uses.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Commissioner will establish pilot program for pediatric palliative and hospice care services.
Margate, Broward County, Florida
Council members discuss school zone cameras and explore alternative safety measures for drivers
Senate, Legislative, Iowa
On March 19, 2025, the Iowa House passed a series of bills that were read into the Senate record on March 20, 2025. The Senate transcript records the titles/numbers as read; no Senate action on the bills is recorded during the session.
Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Lawmakers debated House Concurrent Resolution 3,035, which would send a constitutional measure to voters to authorize up to $300 million a year for 10 years from perpetual trust funds to a school construction program; committee rejected a sponsor amendment and voted to recommend ‘do not pass.’
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
Senator Rich celebrates Venice Mitchell's achievements and community service in the Senate.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Working group to review and recommend improvements for pediatric hospice services statewide.
Senate, Legislative, Iowa
On March 20, 2025, the presiding officer announced that Senate File 613 was referred from the calendar to the Committee on Appropriations pursuant to Rule 38; no debate or vote on the substance was recorded.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
Logan County Cattlewomen highlight livestock's 2.5% contribution to greenhouse gas emissions during Ag Day
Workforce Development, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Lawmakers support restoring signing bonuses to help recruit teachers in North Dakota.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut forms working group to develop pediatric palliative care program requirements by 2026
Workforce Development, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
House Bill 1314 introduces mobile barbershop licensing targeting underserved communities.
Margate, Broward County, Florida
City honors employees Sean Coben, Richard Lacy, and Erin Pope for years of service.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Committee unanimously supports House Memorial 62 honoring Calf Canyon Fire victims.
Margate, Broward County, Florida
Residents call for traffic calming measures over red light cameras to enhance children's safety.
Workforce Development, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
House Bill 1498 allows school districts to offer bonuses to attract new teachers.
Workforce Development, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Supporters told the Senate Workforce Development Committee House Bill 14‑98 would restore school boards' authority to pay first‑year signing bonuses to teachers who did not teach in North Dakota the prior year, giving small and rural districts another recruitment tool; testimony included typical bonus amounts and a request to extend the authority,'
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
Senators confirm $150 million for K-12 education despite looming federal funding reductions.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut lawmakers introduce bill for early voting before regular elections starting April 2024
Margate, Broward County, Florida
Officials discuss implementing speed cameras for school zones amid concerns over safety and revenue.
Workforce Development, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
House Bill 13‑17 passed the Senate Workforce Development Committee as amended; the bill adds restricted, temporary and retired licenses, increases instructor fees, and adds two nonvoting board members to aid inspections. The attorney general's office successfully sought removal of language suggesting board members could provide legal advice.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
A House of Representatives committee issued a do-pass recommendation for House Memorial 62, which recognizes the impact of the Hermits Peak/Calf Canyon Fire on residents and communities of northeastern New Mexico; the motion passed with no recorded opposition.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Legislation aligns appointment procedures for election officials and mandates unique ballot identifiers.
Margate, Broward County, Florida
City honors employees Tyler, Kirk, and Liz for five years of dedicated service.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
Colorado Senate committees will review critical House and Senate education funding bills today.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Registrars will check statewide voter registration before approving same-day registrations.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Lawmakers emphasize need for state charges as swatting laws spread across the country.
Workforce Development, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
The Senate Workforce Development Committee gave a unanimous "do pass" recommendation to House Bill 13‑14, which would authorize licensing, inspections and penalties for mobile barbershops; supporters said the measure could expand services in rural and underserved communities.
Margate, Broward County, Florida
Residents argue for police presence over speed cameras in school zones for child safety.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
Lawmakers approve House Bill 1173 for school safety and Senate Bill 185 for homeowner negligence.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut establishes early voting periods before primaries and special elections from April 2024.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut bill allows unaffiliated electors to vote early if they register in time
Margate, Broward County, Florida
Commissioners discuss photo enforcement cameras' impact on safety and potential revenue generation.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Authorities warn about threatening swatting calls targeting individuals on social media platforms.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Legislative bodies must hold public hearings before designating early voting locations.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Cullen highlights dangers of swatting and calls for stronger legal penalties during committee meeting
State and Local Government, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
PSC advocates for House Bill 1110 to safeguard rail inspection records from NTSB regulations
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
SpaceX successfully returns astronauts after nine months due to technical flaws in Starliner.
Margate, Broward County, Florida
The City Commission approved appointments to the Margate Board of Adjustment and the Planning and Zoning Board for terms beginning March 19, 2025. Each resolution passed unanimously by roll call.
State and Local Government, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Sponsors of House Bill 1555 asked the committee to hold or kill the bill pending work on related measures and a governor‑led study; the attorney general and secretary of state offered neutral, technical amendments to align the bill with current practice.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
The Colorado Senate adopted committee reports on March 20, advancing several bills on second reading and placing various appointments and bills on the consent calendar for confirmation or final action.
Margate, Broward County, Florida
The Margate City Commission spent more than two hours debating an ordinance that would authorize speed detection systems in school zones. Commissioners and residents disagreed over whether cameras improve safety or primarily generate revenue; staff said the item will return for a second reading in April.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
Senators agreed to concur with House amendments to Senate Bill 68, a bill allowing municipally owned utilities to choose to participate in an unclaimed utility deposits program; the Senate then repassed the bill.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Registrars of voters detail secure processing for early voting ballots at elections
Somerville City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Alex Pirie discusses immigrant service provision at the council meeting.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut allows same-day voter registration with affirmations for new electors.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
Senate Bill 185 passed on March 20 to clarify that residential property owners can bring certain negligence claims against construction professionals, reversing a narrower reading of the economic‑loss rule in recent case law, lawmakers said.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Committee examines legal actions against swatting as incidents affect public figures in Massachusetts.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
The Colorado Senate on March 20 passed Senate Bill 145, which clarifies consumers’ right to cancel automatic renewal contracts by creating a one‑step online cancellation process and permitting companies to offer promotions at the point of cancellation. Lawmakers adopted an amendment to allow rulemaking by the attorney general’s office.
State and Local Government, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
House Bill 1374 would allow two or more township supervisors to conduct on‑site inspections without triggering full open‑meeting procedures, but committee members flagged confusing language and paused final action to permit rewording.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Bill 1535 establishes procedures for marking and storing same-day election registration ballots.
State and Local Government, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
House Bill 1063 would exempt the Public Service Commission from some open‑meeting posting requirements when commissioners attend legislative committee hearings or when two commissioners attend events at venues not under PSC control. The committee adopted an emergency clause amendment and gave the bill a do‑pass recommendation.
Somerville City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Participants emphasize the need for better organization in food security and immigrant support.
Introduced Bills, Senate Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
West Virginia establishes Troops-to-Teachers Program for educator preparation and certification.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Senators address concerns over the broad application of laws regarding false reporting
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
The House Consumer and Public Affairs Committee heard Senate Bill 18, a proposal to make so-called "swatting" a fourth-degree felony when the caller intends to prompt an immediate law-enforcement response. Supporters described deadly risks from false 911 calls; some lawmakers raised concerns about breadth and effects on youth and domestic-violence
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Jenna dies in street racing incident while taking her daughter to a sleepover.
Somerville City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Alex Perry explains volunteer involvement in Summerville Food Security Coalition operations.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut registrars of voters to supervise early voting officials and submit moderator details.
Introduced Bills, Senate Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Law creates temporary teaching certificates for spouses of active duty military members
State and Local Government, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
The State and Local Government Committee voted to pass House Bill 1110 as amended, adding language to protect inspection records gathered under the Federal Railroad Administration state safety participation program during National Transportation Safety Board investigations.
Somerville City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Council discusses immigrant issues and clarifies sanctuary city status in Somerville.
Introduced Bills, Senate Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
New rules set for clinical teacher permits and alternate student teaching experiences in West Virginia
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut legislation enables towns to create voting districts and assign polling places.
Somerville City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Local volunteers improve resources for Latino families amid fights against harassment and inequity.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Lawmakers propose stricter penalties to combat rising reckless driving fatalities in New Mexico.
Appropriations - Human Resources Division, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
LSTC discusses $73M budget and transition plans for individuals with intellectual disabilities.
Appropriations - Human Resources Division, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Crisis and stabilization teams collaborate to support individuals in home settings across North Dakota.
Introduced Bills, Senate Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
State board initiates agreements for student teaching experience and veteran teacher recruitment.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Registrars of voters will establish early voting sites at public college campuses with housing.
Somerville City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Residents address sanctuary city features and share strategies for ICE encounters.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Representative urges legislative changes in response to fatal accident on Paseo Del Norte.
Appropriations - Human Resources Division, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Legislation aims to increase pay to boost participation in senior job training program
Somerville City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Somerville police will enforce laws equally regardless of immigration status, ensuring community safety.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Voter registrars in Connecticut are required to certify polling places well before elections.
Introduced Bills, Senate Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Senate Bill 845 aims to enhance medical readiness for National Guard servicemembers.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Legislation aims to enhance accountability for reckless and careless driving offenses in New Mexico.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Bill No. 1535 clarifies procedures for early voting and challenged ballots.
Introduced Bills, Senate Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Legislation establishes TRICARE reimbursement program for eligible National Guard members in West Virginia.
Appropriations - Human Resources Division, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
LSTC implements effective crisis stabilization services achieving significant reductions in residential stays.
Somerville City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Director Maria Theresa Nagel explains Somerville's welcoming community approach and immigrant support.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut amends election regulations for early voting and same-day registration effective July 2025
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
State law enforcement leaders advocate for enhanced measures to curb traffic fatalities.
Somerville City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
City increases legal services budget to assist immigrants amid rising demand for pro bono work.
Appropriations - Human Resources Division, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
LSTC requests funding to fully replace deteriorating Cedar Grove roof for safety maintenance.
Appropriations - Human Resources Division, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
The North Dakota State Council on Developmental Disabilities briefed the division on outreach, small grants and advocacy work funded by a minimal federal allotment; the council said it seeks additional staff to expand inclusion and public policy work, funded from its federal allocation.
Introduced Bills, Senate Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Department of Human Services to implement mobile tech for child welfare by December 2025
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Legislators advance bill allowing same-day registration for voters on election day
Somerville City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
City initiates programs for unhoused support including cold weather supplies and meal vouchers
Appropriations - Human Resources Division, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee members voted to recommend that House Bill 1066 pass its next stages; the bill would allow administrative rule authority to set a higher hourly compensation for participants in the Senior Community Service Employment Program so the state can meet federal participation thresholds and avoid penalties.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Family seeks accountability for tragic death caused by reckless driving during red light violation
Appropriations - Human Resources Division, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
The Human Resources Appropriations division recommended due‑pass on multiple PERS bills, including a bill to allow a $10 per‑quarter administrative fee for the deferred compensation plan, cleanup language for the defined‑contribution plan and related budget measures; committee members pressed officials on fee structure, thresholds and long‑term M&O
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Lawmakers advocate for stronger laws to deter drag racing after recent tragic incidents.
Appropriations - Human Resources Division, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Life Skills and Transition Center Superintendent Heather Jenkins told the Senate Appropriations Human Resources Division that LSTC has shifted toward short-term crisis stabilization and statewide supports, citing a historic low census, rising admissions, staffing shortages and a one-time roof replacement request of $712,480.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
At a legislative committee hearing on HB 600, lawmakers heard presentation and victim-family testimony about a rise in fatal crashes tied to street racing and reckless driving; the bill would raise penalties for some vehicular homicide cases but received no vote at the session.
Government and Veterans Affairs, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Legislators discuss potential military involvement in zoning boards after Grand Forks incidents.
Somerville City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Director Singh updates council on the emergency call box implementation timeline and locations
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Legislation addresses custody of ballots and same-day election registration logistics.
Introduced Bills, Senate Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Arkansas lawmakers advance HB1864 to enhance efficiency in student-related services.
Government and Veterans Affairs, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee evaluates $15M funding for Cass County Research Park amid budget concerns.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut legislation establishes color-coded ballots for municipal early voting by 2026
Government and Veterans Affairs, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Legislators discuss the need for clarity on lobbying laws impacting elected officials
Introduced Bills, Senate Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Senate Bill 822 aims to enhance investigations with mobile technology in West Virginia.
Government and Veterans Affairs, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Senator Hoeven’s staff and local advocates described plans for improvements at the Fargo National Cemetery and asked the committee to consider a line-of-credit up to $3 million to help complete a design and construction package; the committee sought clarification on design, final costs and how the line would be recorded in state finances.
Somerville City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Councilors emphasize the importance of the Welcome Project’s ongoing efforts in Somerville.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Legislation establishes early voting protocols and modifies registrar certification deadlines
Introduced Bills, Senate Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Lawmakers amend preparedness definitions and streamline emergency declaration authority for the Governor.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Committee considers bill to aid rural boards in achieving quorum for watershed decisions
Government and Veterans Affairs, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee members discussed a proposal for up to $15 million to support a research-and-technology park in Cass County. Sponsors proposed splitting the amount into a $7.5 million grant and a $7.5 million line of credit subject to performance milestones; members requested clarification on whether a line of credit commits state funds.
Somerville City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
City expands outreach with new prevention director and community health initiatives in 2024.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Lawmakers heard House Bill 431, which would let soil and water conservation district supervisors appoint directors to watershed district boards when landowner-based elections cannot produce a functioning quorum. Supporters said the change fixes problems created by recent local election law changes and longstanding boundary mismatches.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Registrars must report polling moderators to Secretary of State 14 days before elections.
Introduced Bills, Senate Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Governor can enforce emergency laws and control resources during states of emergency.
Somerville City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
The Welcome Project's AIR initiative provides resources and workshops for immigrant families in Somerville.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Legislators establish strict procedures for early voting ballot custody and prohibit solicitation.
Introduced Bills, Senate Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Legislation aims to simplify state of preparedness declarations and legal challenges.
Government and Veterans Affairs, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Lawmakers debated a bill creating a military compatibility commission that would advise communities near military installations. Supporters said it would improve communication; opponents said it duplicates existing local bodies and may have limited value if members lack access to necessary information.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
Committee adopts bill to recruit veterans as public school teachers through new program.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut establishes immediate party enrollment privileges and new ballot printing standards.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
The West Virginia Senate Military Committee adopted a committee substitute for Senate Bill 765 directing the state superintendent to create a Troops to Teachers program and voted to report the bill to the full Senate with a recommendation that it pass; the bill is double-referred to the Education Committee.
Somerville City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
The Somerville Public Health and Safety Committee approved minutes from Nov. 12, 2024, by roll call and later voted to adjourn the meeting.
Somerville City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Health and Human Services and housing staff updated the Public Health and Safety Committee on winter warming-center operations, new outreach hires, point-in-time count results and pilot plans for public-health vending machines and needle kiosks.
Introduced Bills, Senate Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Senate Bill 844 proposes exemption for agricultural coturnix quail ownership in West Virginia.
Government and Veterans Affairs, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The House Government and Veterans Affairs committee voted on multiple bills Wednesday, advancing legislation on state auditor authority, IT project oversight and a criminal-definition change and sending a contested military-compatibility commission bill forward after extended debate and a second vote.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Legislative bill mandates uniform formatting for candidate names on official ballots.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
Lawmakers mandate collaboration between agriculture commissioner and CTE centers for equipment repair training.
Somerville City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
City staff and community volunteers told the Public Health and Safety Committee that Somerville's welcoming-community policy directs city services to avoid immigration enforcement, expand language access and support legal representation and community-based preparedness.
Introduced Bills, Senate Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Arkansas proposes HB1864 to enhance student efficiency and SB524 to penalize illegal gambling.
Political Subdivisions, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The committee unanimously supports Senate Bill 2259 after testimonies highlight outdated recording practices.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Legislators require Economic and Community Development and Revenue Services to evaluate specific taxes
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
The Senate committee advances a bill mandating Holocaust education starting in sixth grade.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
A committee reported House Bill 2411 to the full Senate with a recommendation that it pass. The bill requires public high school students entering ninth grade in 2027-28 to earn one unit of computer science credit (available in grades 8–12), allows substitution for one math or personalized education plan credit when relevant, and directs the State
Appropriations, Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
Senator Harrell seeks support for SPB 7026 to improve Florida's information technology security.
Introduced Bills, Senate Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Legislature exempts agricultural quail and partridge from game farm licensing requirements
Political Subdivisions, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee supports Senate Bill 2198 to remove the 90-day wait for military leave.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
Senate Bill 695, which would require state institutions of higher education to accept the Classic Learning Test (CLT) as an alternative admissions measure, was held over after members and higher-education officials raised questions about administration and comparability to the SAT/ACT.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
A Senate committee approved a substitute for Senate Bill 54 requiring all public schools to provide age-appropriate instruction on the Holocaust, with instruction not to begin before grade 6; the panel adopted a sponsor amendment to shorten and focus the required learning outcomes.
Appropriations, Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
Committee passes SB 158 to eliminate costs for breast examinations for state employees
Political Subdivisions, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The committee discusses a bill aimed at studying health care mandates and costs.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
General Assembly enacts technical updates to absentee voting statute effective October 2025.
Introduced Bills, Senate Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
LegiScan LLC improves its service for tracking West Virginia legislative bills and updates.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
A Senate committee approved a committee substitute for Senate Bill 737 to create a West Virginia Farm Equipment Repair Pilot Program that directs the Commissioner of Agriculture to work with career and technical education (CTE) centers and businesses. Members amended the bill to make participation permissive in many places, limit pilots to up to 5,
Appropriations, Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
Florida establishes Agency for State Systems to enhance IT interoperability and efficiency across agencies
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
Bill requires contractors to provide one-year warranties and arbitration for residential improvements.
Introduced Bills, Senate Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Legislature mandates standards for attendance, safety, and testing in public schools.
Introduced Bills, Senate Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Senate Bill 840 proposes tax changes for nonresident royalty payments on natural resources.
Appropriations, Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
Senators discuss a complex bill to fund and develop the state's IT workforce.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Finance committee tasked to report on potential new revenue sources by early 2026
Introduced Bills, Senate Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
West Virginia Senate Bill 854 aims to enhance academic quality in public education.
Introduced Bills, Senate Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Legislature enacts tax withholding on nonresident natural resources royalty payments to recover revenue.
Appropriations, Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
The Appropriations Committee reported Senate Bill 158 favorably after lawmakers described the measure as a step to remove financial barriers to follow-up breast imaging for state employees, aiming to increase early detection and reduce long-term costs.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
Homeowner addresses lawmakers about construction failures and systemic regulatory issues impacting property.
Appropriations, Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
Legislators greenlight $80 million for IT improvements and hiring at Florida Digital Service.
Introduced Bills, Senate Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
LegiScan provides comprehensive legislative tracking services for West Virginia's upcoming 2025 bills.
Introduced Bills, Senate Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Tax Commissioner mandates annual withholding statements for natural resources payments starting 2027
Fiscal Policy , Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
School districts analyze logistics for 2026 start time mandate affecting middle and high schools.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
The bill requires counties to submit ballot images for audits within 24 hours post-election.
Introduced Bills, Senate Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
West Virginia Senate Bill 849 seeks to increase compensation for State Police personnel.
Appropriations, Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
The Appropriations Committee reported SPB 7026 favorably after a lengthy hearing. The bill would create the Agency for State Systems and Enterprise Technology (ASSET), centralize IT governance across cabinet-level offices, establish procurement standards, a testing laboratory, IV&V oversight, and workforce development; several technical amendments,
Fiscal Policy , Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
Senate Bill 274 designates a section of International Drive as Harris Rosen Way.
Introduced Bills, Senate Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Arkansas HB1864 seeks to enhance efficiency in student-related operations.
Introduced Bills, Senate Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Legislature mandates market pay raises for State Police troopers based on regional housing costs
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
Senators discuss housing problems faced by veterans and propose supportive legislation.
Appropriations, Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
A Senate committee voted to report SPB 7024 favorably after lawmakers described it as simplifying and modernizing long-range planning requirements for state agencies and adding implementation-status tracking.
Fiscal Policy , Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
Senator Davis emphasizes fiscal implications of ESE teacher training and parental support needs.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
The committee considered a proposal to require county clerks to provide cast‑vote records and ballot images to the Secretary of State for public posting by precinct. The Secretary of State's chief of staff, a county clerk, and a proponent testified; the committee laid the bill over for further work on privacy and operational language.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
Committee reported Committee Substitute for Committee Substitute for Senate Bill 5 87 to the full Senate with a recommendation that it pass. The measure would authorize public entities to use construction‑manager‑at‑risk (CMAR) contracting for public projects exceeding $15 million, establish a two‑step selection process, lengthen bid‑opening time,
Introduced Bills, Senate Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
West Virginia requires child protective workers to wear body cameras in abuse investigations.
2025 Enrolled Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Arkansas Legislation Bills, Arkansas
Arkansas Senate Bill 339 alters Chair election process for oversight committee.
2025 Legislature LA, Louisiana
At its March 20 meeting the State Bond Commission approved multiple revenue and taxable bond financings for local governments and districts, extended a hospital note deadline and approved an amendment to underwriting roles for a general-obligation refunding.
Corrections and Penology, Standing, Senate, Committees, Legislative, South Carolina
Senator urges inclusion of parole board names in privacy legislation for safety concerns
Fiscal Policy , Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
Senator Wright emphasizes personal responsibility in recognizing impairment before driving.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
The Committee on Government Organization voted to report Committee Substitute Senate Bill 5 69 to the full Senate with a recommendation that it pass. The bill would require written contracts for residential improvement projects, impose a one-year warranty on work performed under contract, allow arbitration within 50 miles of the residence, and make
Corrections and Penology, Standing, Senate, Committees, Legislative, South Carolina
Miss Sechinger confirms readiness to serve on parole board at committee meeting
2025 Legislature LA, Louisiana
Council approves bonds for a multi-story administrative building in Laplace after technical review.
Corrections and Penology, Standing, Senate, Committees, Legislative, South Carolina
Senate Bill 374, which removes a fixed $50-per-day charge and restores a statutory cost split for juvenile pre-adjudication detention costs, received unanimous subcommittee and full committee support and will move to the full Senate.
2025 Legislature LA, Louisiana
FANO approved a $5M revolving loan fund for local nonprofits and businesses to enhance resilience.
Corrections and Penology, Standing, Senate, Committees, Legislative, South Carolina
The Senate Corrections and Penology Committee voted to send Terry Sechinger’s appointment to the Parole Board to the full Senate with a favorable report after a brief hearing and standard background questions.
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Legislation aims to notify accused individuals of their rights during child abuse investigations.
Introduced Bills, Senate Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
New law mandates clear communication of rights to individuals during child abuse investigations.
2025 Legislature LA, Louisiana
Commission reviewed a March 11 pricing that produced savings and approved swapping book-runner and co–senior manager roles between Loop and Raymond James for a potential follow-up refunding; staff also announced upcoming pricing and a new-money sale.
2025 Legislature LA, Louisiana
The State Bond Commission approved up to $5 million for a FANO revolving loan fund to make short-term resiliency loans to nonprofits and small businesses; staff said the Coalition for Green Capital funds intended for the program are currently frozen at Citibank and subject to legal action.