What happened on Friday, 28 March 2025
Deerfield Beach City, Broward County, Florida
City officials outline plans for new infrastructure and community engagement over the next two years.
Senate Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
County mandates hotels file security bonds or cash within five days of notice.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
Senate honors motorsports leaders and guests during annual Motorsports and Adventure Travel Day.
Deerfield Beach City, Broward County, Florida
City Commission receives full support for redevelopment and landscaping from community stakeholders.
House, Passed, 2025 Bills, Tennessee Legislation Bills, Tennessee
Governor Bill Lee officially approves Senate Bill No. 1283 on March 6, 2025.
Senate Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
Legislation directs hotel tax funds to Affordable Housing Trust and Visitors Bureau in Annapolis.
Senate Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
County Council authorizes tax on gross hotel room rentals to begin this summer.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
The West Virginia Senate on March 27 approved several bills, including expanding law-enforcement authority for National Park Service rangers, a $4,000 pay increase for state mine inspectors, and measures affecting county official pay and game-farm licensing. One bill on distributor product rules passed on a 21-11 vote.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
After extensive debate, the Senate concurred with House amendments and repassed Senate Bill 3, which restricts certain semiautomatic features, adds a permit-to-purchase pathway for specified firearms, and creates a firearms training and safety-course cash fund administered through Colorado Parks and Wildlife.
House, Passed, 2025 Bills, Tennessee Legislation Bills, Tennessee
Tennessee updates maternal health law requiring blood tests for syphilis and hepatitis.
Senate Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
Senate Bill 118 aims to modify penalties for speed monitoring system citations in Maryland.
Senate, Passed, 2025 Bills, Tennessee Legislation Bills, Tennessee
Tennessee legislators approve act enabling individualized investigational treatments for eligible patients.
Deerfield Beach City, Broward County, Florida
City honors outgoing leaders for their years of service and community impact.
Senate Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
Bill mandates local governing body approval for speed monitoring systems in specific areas.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
After hours of debate and multiple amendments, the Senate passed Senate Bill 1, the Colorado Voting Rights Act, adding new procedural rules for complaints, multilingual ballot provisions and remedies for alleged violations of statewide election law.
Energy and Natural Resources, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee amends and approves Senate Bill 2159 with new language version 1006.
Senate Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
Senate Bill 118 sets graduated fines for speeding violations starting October 2025.
Senate, Passed, 2025 Bills, Tennessee Legislation Bills, Tennessee
SB 282 outlines coverage and liability guidelines for individualized investigational treatments starting 2025.
Deerfield Beach City, Broward County, Florida
The City Commission approved a major site plan and conditional use for Eastern Dredging at 81 Northeast Eller Street, accepted a 10‑foot right‑of‑way dedication, certified municipal election results and approved a facility use agreement for the Peggy Nolan Aquatics Complex. A separate ordinance to vacate a 15‑foot alley was set for second reading.
2025 Legislature CO, Colorado
Committee passes bills for Healthy School Meals and Enterprise Disability Buy-In Premiums unanimously.
Springfield Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Committee votes to rename Trade Ice Gymnasium as Bridal Topcat Gymnasium in Springfield.
Deerfield Beach City, Broward County, Florida
Todd Drozky was sworn in as mayor and joined by newly elected commissioners Tom Plaut and Daniel Chenetzky. The outgoing mayor and commissioner were honored during the ceremony. Drozky outlined priorities including economic development, building-permit modernization, Dixie Highway planning and a proposed bond for police stations and parks.
Senate, Passed, 2025 Bills, Tennessee Legislation Bills, Tennessee
SB 282 outlines consent protocols for patients seeking investigational treatments.
2025 Legislature CO, Colorado
The Joint Budget Committee voted to introduce three bills — making certain cash funds subject to annual appropriation, Healthy School Meals for All, and Enterprise Disability Buy-In Premiums — and recorded unanimous committee votes on each motion where noted.
Energy and Natural Resources, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The House Energy and Natural Resources Committee voted unanimously to reconsider earlier action, adopt Version 1006 of Senate Bill 2159 and give the bill a due-pass recommendation. Committee members said the amendment removes a provision that would have left later permissions to an executive branch agency following a recent court ruling.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Council members discuss changing housing committee structure to enhance transparency and community input.
2025 Legislature CO, Colorado
The Joint Budget Committee approved updates to the Advanced Industries (bioscience withholding) transfer numbers and directed staff to place any excess above $2.5 million as a placeholder for the Controlled Maintenance Trust Fund; committee votes were unanimous where recorded.
Springfield Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Martinez shares testing success and empowerment club initiatives in her farewell speech.
Chelsea City, Suffolk County, Massachusetts
Schools celebrate female principals dedicated to inspiring future generations this Women's History Month.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Board votes to change candidate criteria allowing preferred experience and self-assessed conflict of interest.
Energy and Natural Resources, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee discusses amendments to wildfire mitigation plans with conflicting industry perspectives.
Energy and Natural Resources, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
A subcommittee hearing on Senate Bill 23‑39 was paused for further review after utility and insurance representatives disagreed over adding an alternative electric reliability standard to wildfire mitigation plan language.
Chelsea City, Suffolk County, Massachusetts
Local schools, committees, and community collaborate to enhance education for youth.
2025 Legislature CO, Colorado
The House adopted Senate Bill 59, which defines a mass shooting as an incident in which four or more people (not including the shooter) are killed or injured with a firearm and directs the Division of Criminal Justice and Department of Public Safety to apply for federal and other grants to support victims and the state's response.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
The Select Board voted to change two appointed seats on the Stephen Palmer advisory committee to at-large positions with experience preferred but not required after legal counsel warned of potential conflicts under Massachusetts conflict-of-interest law.
Springfield Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Exceptional learners enrollment increases 37% since 2013, prompting program expansion in Springfield.
2025 Legislature CO, Colorado
HB 12‑44 passed after debate about whether the program that funds community organizations assisting migrants should prioritize people who have arrived within three years. Opponents raised concerns that extending program eligibility risks loss of federal funding; supporters said the change simply clarifies the grant program already appropriated.
Energy and Natural Resources, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Senators discuss grant program design to aid small communities with wastewater infrastructure needs.
Chelsea City, Suffolk County, Massachusetts
Students demand school budget changes to prioritize sex education, teacher salaries, and violence prevention.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
San Antonio schedules approvals and milestones for new substation contract by April 2025.
Chelsea City, Suffolk County, Massachusetts
School committee recognizes educators for outstanding commitment to student relationships.
Springfield Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Superintendent outlines priorities focusing on student engagement and academic growth in middle schools.
Energy and Natural Resources, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Rep Anna Novak discusses House Bill 1579 focusing on data centers' energy consumption in North Dakota.
2025 Legislature CO, Colorado
The House passed HB 12‑72 after committee amendments that removed a hard cap and created a voluntary Multifamily Construction Incentive Program. The program encourages builders to offer warranties and third‑party inspections for duplexes, triplexes and other attached units to reduce litigation and increase condo/multifamily production.
2025 Legislature CO, Colorado
The House approved HB 12‑25, the Freedom from Intimidation in Elections Act, creating a civil cause of action for voters and election workers who experience intimidation related to voting or election administration and establishing a rebuttable presumption of intimidation when a visible firearm (including imitation or toy firearms) is present.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Summary of formal actions taken by the Audit Committee on March 28, 2025, including approvals of minutes, consent agenda, a presolicitation for a police substation, and acceptance of audit AU-24-033.
Springfield Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
School committee recognizes Serenity Martinez for her dedication as student representative.
Chelsea City, Suffolk County, Massachusetts
ICHS announces Cinderella performances and successful self-care fair for students this spring
Energy and Natural Resources, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Senators debate adjusting grant distribution to aid more small North Dakota communities.
Chelsea City, Suffolk County, Massachusetts
Committee votes to approve budget while encouraging ongoing student engagement and feedback.
Springfield Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
District outlines strategies to enhance college and career readiness for students across grades.
2025 Legislature CO, Colorado
Senate Bill 20—authorizing receiverships for multifamily properties with repeated warranty-of-habitability violations—passed after floor amendments and close debate on who should be able to trigger receivership and what safeguards owners should have. Sponsors said receivership is a last resort for serial "slumlord" patterns; opponents raised pr
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
An audit of police protective equipment (AU-24-033) found inconsistent inventory practices across units and identified expired items; the department described a biennial inventory process and corrective actions due in May 2025 and the committee accepted the report.
Energy and Natural Resources, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee discusses proposed amendment for legacy fund investments in state infrastructure projects.
Chelsea City, Suffolk County, Massachusetts
Committee members call for community involvement and action to improve school safety measures.
Springfield Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Massachusetts removes MCAS for graduation; new requirements focus on coursework competency.
Energy and Natural Resources, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Applied Digital plans to create 350 high-paying jobs in Ellendale while investing billions
2025 Legislature CO, Colorado
The Senate advanced a measure to restore private enforcement under Colorado’s Consumer Protection Act but narrowed the initial proposal to protect specific groups—seniors, service members/veterans, people with disabilities and pregnant individuals—identified as being disproportionately targeted by fraud.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
San Antonio’s Audit Committee approved a presolicitation notice for construction services for a South Flores police substation, with an estimated value reported in the meeting and a procurement timeline that calls for return to committee in August and City Council approval in September 2025.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Public Works Department requests proposals for new SAPD substation construction in District 3.
2025 Legislature CO, Colorado
The Senate repassed a comprehensive firearms measure after hours of floor debate and numerous floor and House amendments. Supporters framed the bill as an effort to reduce shootings and strengthen training and background checks; opponents called the package an infringement on Second Amendment rights and warned about unintended consequences.
Chelsea City, Suffolk County, Massachusetts
Judith Garcia inspires Chelsea youth as the first woman representing Eleventh Suffolk District.
Energy and Natural Resources, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Representative Anna Novak asked the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee to authorize a study of how large energy consumers — especially data centers — affect North Dakota's electrical grid and to allow the Legacy Fund's advisory bodies to explore in‑state infrastructure investments; the committee took testimony and opted to hold the bill for further review.
Springfield Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
School administrators propose strategies to enhance the middle school experience for student success.
Springfield Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
The committee approved minutes, adopted an inclusive 2025–26 calendar, referred a facility-naming request, and adopted a competency-determination policy for the Class of 2025.
Springfield Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
District officials reviewed myCAP, Springfield Promise FAFSA work, and an expanding pipeline of internships and work-based learning; staff reported increased FAFSA completion and rising internship placements.
Chelsea City, Suffolk County, Massachusetts
Wojuro recognized for inspiring students like Sofia Vasquez in medical education.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Council discusses RFP process for new police substation and community involvement.
Energy and Natural Resources, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Representative Lori Beth Hager and the North Dakota Game and Fish Department urged the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee to change state law so nonresident mule deer archery license allocations use the current year's mule deer population count rather than the previous year's; the committee voted 7‑0 to recommend the bill.
2025 Legislature CO, Colorado
Senators passed Senate Bill 1, the Colorado Voting Rights Act, after adopting amendments clarifying multilingual ballot rules, remedies and a new timeline for election‑data notifications to county clerks and state officials.
Chelsea City, Suffolk County, Massachusetts
Sanchez calls for community investment in youth safety and development to combat violence.
Springfield Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Principals and district staff presented a multi‑pronged plan to reimagine middle school instruction, schedules and student supports to improve engagement, attendance and academic growth.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
City schedules $17M construction for South Polaris Police substation with vendor evaluation criteria.
2025 Legislature CO, Colorado
House reviews key bills on gender health access and IT procurement guidelines
Agriculture and Veterans Affairs, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Senator Meadeau opposes encroachment bill citing security concerns around military bases.
Chelsea City, Suffolk County, Massachusetts
Community leaders urge collaboration to safeguard children's futures amidst rising violence concerns.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Summary of formal committee actions recorded on March 28, 2025: approval of minutes, acceptance of an internal audit on SAPD contingency plans on the consent agenda, and acceptance of the Office of the City Auditor report AU24-033 on body-worn protective equipment.
Springfield Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
District officials presented data showing a 37% increase in students with disabilities since 2013, rapid growth in LYNX autism programming, and plans for teacher training and classroom expansion.
Agriculture and Veterans Affairs, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Tribes in North Dakota seek funding through proposed bill revision for financial support.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
The Audit Committee accepted Office of the City Auditor report AU24-033 reviewing San Antonio Police Department body-worn protective equipment. Auditors found purchasing controls adequate but recommended stronger inventory procedures and tracking of manufacturer-listed expiration dates; SAPD proposed biannual inventories and an action plan with May
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
The San Antonio Audit Committee received a pre-solicitation briefing on a planned competitive sealed proposal to build a South Polaris Police substation in District 3. Presenters described the procurement timeline, evaluation criteria and a campaign contribution blackout period; no formal committee vote on the solicitation was recorded in the March
Chelsea City, Suffolk County, Massachusetts
Latina superintendent expresses gratitude to Chelsea School Committee for their support and leadership.
2025 Legislature CO, Colorado
Floor introductions named sponsors and assigned newly introduced bills to committees, including measures on gender-affirming health care access and IT procurement transparency, and a Senate bill on practitioner identity requirements.
Springfield Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
The school committee voted to refer a proposal to name the Putnam Academy gymnasium for state Representative Bud Williams to the buildings and maintenance subcommittee for research and recommendation.
Agriculture and Veterans Affairs, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Senator Marsali advocates for amendment to restore $500,000 tourism funding with matching funds.
Springfield Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
The committee voted to approve an amended 2025–26 calendar that includes federal holidays and an informational list of cultural observances, including Indigenous Peoples’ Day and Three Kings Day.
Chelsea City, Suffolk County, Massachusetts
Morgan Grace receives recognition for enhancing collaboration and instructional practices at Chelsea High School.
Agriculture and Veterans Affairs, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Lawmakers debated House changes to a bill funding Native American tourism grants to five tribes, including a House amendment reducing per-tribe funds to $20,000 with matching requirements; an amendment to restore the original funding was moved, seconded, then rescinded and the committee chose to hold the bill for more information.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
Assembly members pay tribute to Marysville officer Osmar Rodarte after his death.
2025 Legislature CO, Colorado
The House received committee reports sending amendments and referrals for multiple House bills and postponed one bill indefinitely. Committee recommendations will guide further floor consideration and appropriations referrals.
Springfield Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
The Springfield School Committee approved a district competency-determination policy to govern diplomas for students affected by the state’s removal of MCAS as a graduation requirement, including an application path for former students.
Chelsea City, Suffolk County, Massachusetts
The committee approved a slate of routine items including foregoing school choice for 2025–26, adoption of the 2025–26 school calendar, and several overnight and out-of-state field trips; all measures passed by roll call with seven affirmative votes and two absent.
Agriculture and Veterans Affairs, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
A conferee report on bill 2398 replaces a gubernatorial oversight role with direction to the agriculture commissioner to form a military-compatibility committee and adds airspace and electromagnetic-spectrum considerations; the agriculture commissioner told the chair he is "fine with it," and the committee indicated tentative concurrence.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
Connolly encourages youth leaders to engage in public service and advocacy for communities.
Leesburg, Loudoun, Virginia
Officials plan to roll out scholarships for college-bound seniors in performing arts.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
Lydia Chavez Medina emphasizes nonviolence and workers' rights at California State Assembly event
Information Management and Technology, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Oregon invests $6.3 billion to improve first responder network and communications technology.
Chelsea City, Suffolk County, Massachusetts
The Chelsea School Committee voted to remove two bullets that had suggested meetings be limited to two-and-a-half hours and presentations to 20 minutes; members said those were planning guidelines and the amendment preserves flexibility for thorough discussion.
Leesburg, Loudoun, Virginia
Commission plans April meeting to finalize bylaws and budget for performing arts center.
Chelsea City, Suffolk County, Massachusetts
Multiple students told the School Committee they want more comprehensive sex education, violence-prevention classes, better communication with administration and a rethinking of spending priorities, including concerns about cafeteria spending, security staffing and teacher shortages.
Agriculture and Veterans Affairs, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Lawmakers discussed a bill that would allow Sargent County to hold elections that exclude Ransom County property owners from voting on certain drainage assessments; committee chose to hold the measure pending related legislation.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
Assembly members recognize community leaders and incarcerated firefighters for their impactful contributions.
Information Management and Technology, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Oregon completes 46 FirstNet towers, increasing communication capacity for emergency responders statewide.
Chelsea City, Suffolk County, Massachusetts
The Chelsea School Committee Tuesday approved a $150,891,360 general fund budget for the 2025–26 school year after discussion about flexibility within line items and several public comments from students asking for program and staffing changes.
Leesburg, Loudoun, Virginia
Commission advocates for scholarships to support local high school seniors pursuing the arts.
Agriculture and Veterans Affairs, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
The Senate Agriculture and Veterans Affairs Committee on Thursday removed a provision from a septic-systems bill that would have created a new advisory committee and signaled support for placing licensing and oversight with the Department of Environmental Quality.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
Assembly adjourns in memory of Ralph Miller, honoring his legacy in justice and community.
Leesburg, Loudoun, Virginia
Council proposes educational advocacy campaign to gather community input on funding allocation.
Information Management and Technology, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Oregon's new objectives aim to enhance NG911 systems and responder communication efficiency.
Appropriations - Education and Environment Division, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Representative Richter highlights $4M funding for career and technical education reimbursement rates
Chelsea Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Leaders call for teamwork among parents, schools, and community to support youth development.
Leesburg, Loudoun, Virginia
At a meeting of the Leesburg Performing Arts Commission, members approved bylaws and a selection handbook and voted to recommend three $500 scholarships to town council while allocating $250 for outreach if the scholarship plan is approved.
Information Management and Technology, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Oregon adopts Next Generation 911 system to enhance emergency response and location accuracy.
Holyoke City, Hampden County, Massachusetts
Council approves Dennis Luciaga's appointment to Holyoke Housing Authority replacing Jose Maldonado Velez
Appropriations - Education and Environment Division, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Marketplace for Kids program grew from 50 to over 11,000 elementary students in North Dakota.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
Assembly approves new youth sports safety measures requiring AED access and injury reporting.
Chelsea Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Freshman Evelyn Fibo Sanchez urges Chelsea officials to prioritize youth support and safety programs.
Holyoke City, Hampden County, Massachusetts
Mayor emphasizes shared vision for Holyoke's safety and fiscal responsibility amidst differing core values.
Appropriations - Education and Environment Division, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Governors secure $100,000 boost for Marketplace for Kids funding after Senate agreement.
Information Management and Technology, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Catherine Darnell Helms, Oregon’s chief data officer, told the Joint Committee on Information Management and Technology on March 28 that the state’s open data program and geospatial initiatives are advancing, with inventories and open‑data plans underway, GeoHub live, 2024 ortho imagery collection completed, and an interagency pilot MOU launching
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
Members honor Cesar Chavez's legacy and call for unity among marginalized communities.
Holyoke City, Hampden County, Massachusetts
Council discusses gathering mission statements from communities for future standards.
Chelsea Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Judith Garcia recognized for empowering female leaders and commitments to Chelsea Public Schools.
Appropriations - Education and Environment Division, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Representatives discuss investment options for enhancing virtual reality career tools in education.
Information Management and Technology, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
State Interoperability Executive Council chair Tony DeBoehn and the statewide interoperability coordinator updated the legislature on Oregon’s Statewide Communications Interoperability Plan, Next Generation 911 deployment, grant priorities and FirstNet rollout, and described a statutory proposal to formalize current program arrangements.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
On March 6 the Assembly approved a roll-call re-referral on AB 567, re-referred several other bills without objection, adopted multiple ceremonial resolutions including HR 23 and HR 28 and passed the consent calendar items by voice or roll call.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
AB 437, introduced by Assemblymember Lackey, passed the Assembly to require the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) to include information on sports-related head injuries and other medical issues in its periodic report to the Legislature and governor.
Holyoke City, Hampden County, Massachusetts
Councilor Israel Rivera presented orders seeking a council-wide mission statement, vision and core values. The Public Service Committee agreed to package items 4–6 and table them for 30 days so Rivera can draft examples and share them with colleagues for wider input.
Information Management and Technology, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Representative Nathanson, Co‑chair of the Joint Committee on Information Management and Technology, opened a work session on March 28 on House Bill 3230 and asked staff to summarize the measure.
Appropriations - Education and Environment Division, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
TrainND seeks funding for expanded career and tech education roles across North Dakota.
Chelsea Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Chelsea Public Schools honors educators with Name Strength and Story Awards this year.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
The California State Assembly on March 6 passed AB 310, sponsored by Assemblymember Alanis, requiring youth athletic programs to maintain access to automated external defibrillators (AEDs), keep written emergency response plans and ensure coaches receive training and AED maintenance/testing.
Holyoke City, Hampden County, Massachusetts
The Holyoke City Public Service Committee on March 25 recommended that the full City Council approve two mayoral appointees: Dennis Lazariga to the Holyoke Housing Authority and Samuel Mateo Jr. to a licensing/board position. Both nominations will go to the full council for final votes on April 1.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Consumers maintain National Grid relationship without additional fees through Northborough Power Choice program.
Appropriations - Education and Environment Division, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Legislators seek to restore funding for expanding career and technical education programs statewide.
State and Local Government, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
South Dakota legislators review 38-day session calendar and introduce bill deadlines.
Chelsea Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Committee approves budget while emphasizing continued student input and communication improvements.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
Connolly inspires youth leaders to engage in public service and community advocacy.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Northborough introduces Power Choice program, enhancing energy stability for residents and businesses.
Chelsea Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Committee emphasizes need for accountability and collaboration to ensure student safety and education.
State and Local Government, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Senate committee amended House Bill 1374 to clarify when on‑site inspections by township supervisors are exempt meetings and advanced the bill with a 6‑0 due‑pass recommendation after adopting language changes.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Northborough officials explain fixed pricing model for renewable energy options over two years
Appropriations - Education and Environment Division, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Representative Richter secures funding for virtual reality career exploration initiative.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
Assembly members recognize MLB opening day and celebrate California's baseball heritage.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Northborough introduces Power Choice, providing residents with three electricity supply choices and fixed rates.
State and Local Government, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
House Bill 1601, to limit or alter how state agencies’ attorneys are designated as special assistant attorneys general, drew support from several constitutional officers and agencies and strong opposition from the Attorney General’s office. The committee closed the hearing without adopting a recommendation.
Chelsea Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Chelsea Public Schools presents Name Strength and Story Awards to Amanda Morgan and John Ruggiero.
Appropriations - Education and Environment Division, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Representatives discuss increasing funding to $60 million for Career and Technical Education programs.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Eligible residents will see program pricing on their bills starting June.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
At a public information session, the Town of Northborough and consultant Mass Power Choice outlined Northborough Power Choice, a municipal electricity aggregation that will auto‑enroll eligible National Grid basic‑service accounts in May 2025 and fix supplier prices from May 2025 to May 2027; the program offers three supply options, including a 100
Chelsea Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Students advocate for budget changes to enhance sex education and violence prevention programs
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Minuteman reports current enrollment at 669 while assessing future student enrollment strategies.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
Assembly bills 310 and 437 strengthen safety measures for youth athletics in California.
State and Local Government, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
The Senate State and Local Government Committee heard competing views on a bill to shift North Dakota’s legislature from biennial to annual sessions, with proponents arguing interim committees could produce better-vetted bills and opponents warning of higher costs and loss of rural representation. No committee vote was recorded on the bill.
Appropriations - Education and Environment Division, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Members discussed restoring funding to new and expanding career and technical education (CTE) programs, adding grants for school-based work coordinators, and whether to increase virtual-reality career-exploration funding; Representative Richter proposed specific dollar amounts but no formal vote was taken.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Six Needham graduates pursue higher education while notable student athletes shine.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Needham's $32.5M budget reflects priorities on staffing and vocational education amid rising assessments.
Chelsea Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Chelsea High School announces track season and upcoming performances of Cinderella musical.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
Gonzales acknowledges Gallegos and Moreno for their contributions to Imperial County.
Political Subdivisions, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The committee moved to a do not pass decision on Senate Bill 2158 amid concerns.
Chelsea Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
The Chelsea School Committee approved multiple agenda items by unanimous roll calls (7–0, 2 absent), including a motion to forego school choice for 2025–26, the 2025–26 school calendar, amended operating protocols, and several field trips.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Legislators honor Josh Christie while seeking divine guidance for their decisions.
Political Subdivisions, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Senate Bill 2390 allocates $10 million to support rural community quality of life projects.
Chelsea Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
The Chelsea School Committee approved the superintendent's general fund budget by a 7-0 roll call with two members absent. The vote followed public comments from students and community members urging expanded sex education, violence-prevention programming and changes to spending priorities.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
Assembly member Bridal recognizes Phylicia Matloff and young firefighters for their service.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Board discusses the upcoming vote on vocational school regulations set for May.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Senate Bill 2395 promotes interstate licensure compact and expedites licensing processes for applicants.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
Assemblymember Addis leads prayer and assembly observes moment of silence for Officer Rodarte.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Minuteman leaders told Needham�s NEEM subcommittee on March 27 that proposed Board of Education regulations to move toward a lottery-based admissions system for vocational schools would undermine current admissions priorities and asked member towns and residents to submit public comment and contact legislators.
Political Subdivisions, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee members discussed Senate Bill 23‑90 (referred to as 2,390 in transcript) to create a Rural Catalyst Grant and a Rural Catalyst Committee, debated eligibility thresholds, match requirements and administrative expense limits, and decided to set the bill aside for further drafting and return next Thursday.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The North Dakota House considered a broad package of bills and resolutions on March 26, approving measures on board review, elevator safety, healthcare sharing ministries and workforce incentives while rejecting several healthcare and governance proposals.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
School leaders told the Town of Needham�s NEEM subcommittee on March 27 that Minuteman Regional Vocational Technical High School�has 669 students, presented a $32.5 million FY26 budget (a 2.99% increase) and outlined capital needs and an OPEB plan that together raise Needham�s preliminary assessment about 22% to roughly $2.2 million.
Dickson County, School Districts, Tennessee
Dixon County participates in NAEP, showcasing improved ELA and math scores for Tennessee.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
Assemblymembers celebrate Cesar Chavez's legacy and seek support for HR 23 on his day.
2025 Legislature Georgia , Georgia
Discussion centers on the use of tax credit for multiple gun safety course enrollments
Political Subdivisions, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The committee amended and advanced Senate Bill 20‑97, creating a rural community endowment that would not be spent until the fund principal reaches $10 million, at least $5 million of which must be from non-appropriated gifts/donations; committee voted to pass the bill as amended and refer it to Appropriations.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The North Dakota House passed Senate Bill 2375 on March 26, 2025, 78–14. The measure authorizes voluntary, state‑supervised joint negotiations by dental providers over non‑fee contract terms with dental insurers. Supporters called it a tool for small dental practices; opponents warned of antitrust, competition and oversight concerns.
Dickson County, School Districts, Tennessee
Dixon County Schools honor veteran staff and reveal plans for student field trips.
2025 Legislature Georgia , Georgia
Senator Steele raises concerns over gas price variations affecting bill implementation.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Senate Industry and Business Committee supports House Bill 15 45 to honor Indigenous communities.
Dickson County, School Districts, Tennessee
Carrie Joyce highlights literacy, drama, and music initiatives in Dixie County schools.
Political Subdivisions, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The Political Subdivisions Committee voted to recommend 'do not pass' on Senate Bill 2,158, which would allow transfer of the Edmore school facility and a $500,000 balance to the City of Edmore. Committee members voiced concerns about precedent, fairness to distant landowners, and long-term plans for building upkeep.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
Assemblymember Hart requests adjournment in memory of Ralph Miller's impactful legacy.
2025 Legislature Georgia , Georgia
Committee approves amendments to Safe Storage Act, establishing tax breaks for gun safes and training.
Dickson County, School Districts, Tennessee
Dixon County staff praise student engagement during Oakmont's leadership showcase event
Appropriations, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Senate reduces grant request to $1M for county fair infrastructure funding with matching requirements.
2025 Legislature Georgia , Georgia
Senators unveil bill to eliminate county tax and fund transportation through sales tax.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Senate approves HB 15 45 and HB 13 67 with unanimous votes for legislative updates.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
Members observe moment of silence for Ralph Miller and file FPPC deadlines announced.
Dickson County, School Districts, Tennessee
Greenwood students showcase spirit with cheer trials and prepare for soccer and flag football games.
2025 Legislature Georgia , Georgia
The Senate Finance Committee approved a substitute to House Bill 66 that creates an alternative host sales/use tax mechanism limited to counties without a LOST (Cherokee, Cobb, Gwinnett), allocates up to 25% of revenues for capital, ties homestead exemptions to a ballot measure, and includes a 10-year sunset.
Dickson County, School Districts, Tennessee
Board approved joining an existing low-voltage wiring contract with Clearline Networks, citing 15 years of prior work with the vendor; staff characterized pricing and performance as satisfactory.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
The Assembly recorded multiple procedural re‑referrals and passed several bills and resolutions on March 6, 2025. This summary lists motion outcomes and roll‑call or voice vote results recorded in the floor transcript.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
The Senate confirmed several nominees and took final votes on multiple House bills during the session; this roundup lists outcomes and tallies for floor actions recorded on the transcript.
Appropriations, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Senators unanimously approve amendments to House Bill 1591, including an emergency clause.
2025 Legislature Georgia , Georgia
A Senate Finance Committee substitute to HB 79 (LC51238S), the Safe Storage Act, passed after lawmakers removed a $300 storage-related tax credit, retained a $300 tax credit for firearm safety instruction, shortened a sales-tax holiday and struck a provision tied to a one-time lifetime credit record-keeping rule.
Dickson County, School Districts, Tennessee
Board approved pursuing a grant with contract language to be finalized by the district attorney; the board motion required attorney approval and carried 6–0.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Town officials prepare for trail project funded by $104K and community volunteer efforts.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
The Assembly adopted House Resolution 23 commemorating Cesar Chavez Day; multiple caucuses and members spoke about Chavez’s legacy and the resolution drew coauthors across the chamber.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
On the Senate floor, committees amended three related reentry bills to refine definitions, remove mandatory tiered sanctions for technical probation violations, add a recovery-and-reentry commissioner to grant oversight, and require a prosecutor-led diversion pilot report by Jan. 1, 2027.
Appropriations, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee supports funding to explore national nuclear waste storage strategies and advancements
Dickson County, School Districts, Tennessee
Curriculum staff briefed the board on recent NAEP (national) sampling and results; five district schools participated in the prior cycle and Dixon County High School is scheduled for NAEP testing in April.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Commission considers endorsing a warrant article regulating gas leaf blowers for environmental benefits.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
High school students develop ideas for a trail project following 15-year-old study.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
The North Dakota Senate passed House Bill 13-41 to make simple assault against hospital workers engaged in essential patient care a felony, voting 37–8; supporters said it protects workers and patients, while critics warned the language is broad and could expand over time.
Dickson County, School Districts, Tennessee
Board members were presented with cost scenarios for a state one-time bonus for 2024–25 and discussed whether the district should match the payment; no final vote was taken and board members directed staff to address the item during upcoming budget planning.
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
AB 437 would require the California Interscholastic Federation to include sports‑related injuries, including head injuries, in its periodic report to the Legislature and governor; the Assembly voted to pass the measure.
Appropriations, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Senate committee passes motion to investigate legislative study on nuclear energy advancements
California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
The California State Assembly passed AB 310 to require youth athletic programs to provide access to automated external defibrillators (AEDs), maintain and test them, and have written emergency-response plans and coach training.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Officials address tree health issues and plan tree planting on Arbor Day.
California State Senate, Senate, Legislative, California
Senator Wahab celebrates transformative program aiding youth at Pine Grove Conservation Camp
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
House Bill 15-94, which would have created state enforcement and reporting around health-care price transparency, failed in the Senate by one vote after back-and-forth floor debate on federal rules, implementation complexity and patient benefit.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Governor's bill permits service fees for credit card payments in Probate Courts starting July 2025
Appropriations, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Senate passes funding for door-to-door transport aiding rural elderly and disadvantaged populations.
California State Senate, Senate, Legislative, California
Sister Michelle Gorman prays for justice in tribute to Cesar Chavez and workers.
California State Senate, Senate, Legislative, California
Senators pay tribute to Ralph Miller's legacy in labor rights and public service.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Governor's bill creates a health advisory board including multiple healthcare stakeholders and experts.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
The Community Preservation Committee approved funding (about $104,000) for a townwide trail signage and kiosk project the Conservation Commission proposed; commissioners plan volunteer recruitment and a working group to implement signage, interpretive materials and trail repairs.
California State Senate, Senate, Legislative, California
Senators recognize Pine Grove camp's young firefighters for community service and wildfire efforts.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
After extensive debate about workplace safety, public health and legal burden, the North Dakota Senate voted 17–29 to defeat House Bill 13-91, which would have created a protected class for individuals who decline medical interventions, including vaccines.
Appropriations, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Legislators approve additional $50 million for local infrastructure projects and loan accessibility.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Governor's bill creates fund to support equity initiatives and business development.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Commission members discussed a citizen warrant article concerning seasonal restrictions on gas-powered leaf blowers and agreed by consensus to draft a brief letter of support to distribute to town meeting members; Commissioner Fred volunteered to draft the statement and staff will circulate it to commissioners.
Appropriations, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
PERS outlines $90M deposit plan to manage unfunded liability without increasing employer rates.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Governor's Bill No. 6865 enables tax payments via credit cards with disclosed service fees.
California State Senate, Senate, Legislative, California
Lydia Chavez Medina promotes Cesar Chavez's legacy through activism and community events.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
The commission continued the request for an amended Order of Conditions for 997 South Street (DEP file 234-926) because the applicant had not notified abutters; the hearing will be taken up at the next scheduled meeting.
2025 Legislative Sessions, New Jersey
Initiative seeks to expedite renewable resource upgrades to increase energy production capacity.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
The Needham Conservation Commission continued the Notice of Intent hearing for 11 Glover Road to April 10, 2025, after staff and the town engineer concluded the submitted driveway infiltration design did not meet stormwater requirements and the applicant said it will redesign using dry wells.
Appropriations, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee votes on funding construction of Bureau of Criminal Investigation's new Minot location.
California State Senate, Senate, Legislative, California
Senators commemorate Cesar Chavez's advocacy for farm workers and diverse social causes.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Governor's Bill No. 6865 establishes definitions for cannabis retailers and related entities
2025 Legislative Sessions, New Jersey
New Jersey officials debate nuclear technology's role in preventing blackouts and brownouts.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Needham Conservation Commission issued a Negative Determination of Applicability for work limited to replacement of pavers, pool interior finish and equipment at 46 Wildwood Avenue; staff found no new impervious area and the work is about 130 feet from the river.
Appropriations, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
North Dakota's loan fund streamlines applications for small community projects including jails.
California State Senate, Senate, Legislative, California
Senate resolution celebrates Cesar Chavez's impact on labor rights and social justice.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Governor's Bill No. 6865 outlines closure requirements for private career schools.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Cannabis retailers must file monthly tax returns electronically under Governor's Bill 6865.
2025 Legislative Sessions, New Jersey
New Jersey's BPU highlights $600M in energy savings while tackling interconnection challenges and grid modernization.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
The Needham Conservation Commission on March 27, 2025, voted to issue an Order of Conditions for work at 28 Robinwood Avenue (DEP file 234-947), including a waiver to allow limited work inside the 25-foot no-disturb buffer and a waiver of the fee.
California State Senate, Senate, Legislative, California
Senate Concurrent Resolution 18, proclaiming March 25 as National Medal of Honor Day, was adopted on the floor with multiple senators praising recipients' service and sacrifice.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
New tax structure established for cannabis sales in the state according to Governor's Bill.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Needham Planning Board meeting begins virtually, recorded for public access and administrative use.
California State Senate, Senate, Legislative, California
The Senate confirmed Jason Elliott and Zaria Mann to the California Transportation Commission; senators raised concerns about Inland Empire and regional transportation representation and urged commissioners to engage with underserved regions.
Appropriations, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
The Appropriations Committee adopted amendments to House Bill 12 34 and related language that adjust lump-sum deposits to the Public Employees Retirement System (PERS), clarify intent on avoiding actuarially determined employer charges, and expand the Legacy Fund loan access for infrastructure projects by $50 million.
2025 Legislative Sessions, New Jersey
BPU highlights concerns over 17 to 20% electric bill increases driven by demand and market rules.
Appropriations, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
The Appropriations Committee reduced the initial county fair infrastructure grant request, added matching and in-kind rules, approved an emergency clause and forwarded House Bill 15 91 with a do-pass recommendation.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Town members unanimously recommend floodplain articles and establish a reuse development committee.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Governor's Bill No. 6865 permits credit card payments for state fees effective July 2025.
2025 Legislative Sessions, New Jersey
Senator addresses natural gas and nuclear energy in Texas's Energy Master Plan discussion.
California State Senate, Senate, Legislative, California
The California State Senate adopted SR 29 honoring Cesar Chavez’s life and legacy; senators delivered remarks highlighting his organizing, coalition-building and ties to San Jose and farmworker communities.
Appropriations, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
The committee recommended a due pass for House Bill 15 11, which would appropriate $50,000 to produce a 45–60 minute instructional video for obstetricians and gynecologists covering legal and medical issues related to stillbirth and death.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Needham amends zoning law to comply with new FEMA floodplain map requirements.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
New law enforces penalties for career schools failing to pay into protection account.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Bill enables state agencies to accept credit card payments for licenses starting July 2025
California State Senate, Senate, Legislative, California
The California State Senate on the floor recognized Pine Grove Youth Conservation Camp and its participants for wildfire response, park work and community service; senators urged support for pathways to firefighting careers for program participants.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
The Planning Board appointed Stephen Palmer to a seven-member Reuse Development Committee that will advise a consultant engaged through an RFP to develop reuse options for a town-owned site. The board discussed committee membership, term length and staffing.
Appropriations, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
The State Senate Appropriations Committee cleared a package of budget and policy bills after votes and amendments, including funding for county fair grants, public transit, the Public Service Commission and several agency budgets. Several measures passed with unanimous or near-unanimous roll calls; three items were amended before approval.
2025 Legislative Sessions, New Jersey
Legislators express concerns over the Murphy administration's handling of energy project approvals.
Houston, Harris County, Texas
Martinez promotes mentorship programs to aid at-risk youth in overcoming systemic challenges
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Governor's Bill No. 6865 creates fund to support remaining students in closed career schools.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
The Needham Planning Board voted unanimously on March 27 to forward two zoning bylaw amendments that update the town’s Floodplain District to reflect revised FEMA maps and related NFIP requirements.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Bill 6865 updates guidelines for determining indigent defendant status effective July 1, 2025
Houston, Harris County, Texas
Zip Air commences direct flights from Houston to Tokyo, boosting the local economy significantly.
Appropriations - Government Operations Division, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Senate approved $350,000 for equity salaries while addressing prior budget miscalculations.
2025 Legislative Sessions, New Jersey
Developers explore small modular reactors for energy supply at AI data centers.
2025 Legislative Sessions, New Jersey
Board proposes expanded Universal Service Fund and community solar credits for energy relief.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Needham committee discusses adjusting elderly aid eligibility with proposed 4% increase.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Governor's Bill No. 6865 creates multi-member panel for healthcare guidance beginning July 2026.
Appropriations - Government Operations Division, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Kempenick emphasizes strong return on investment in employee salaries for educational funding.
Houston, Harris County, Texas
Houston Parks commemorates former mayor Sylvester Turner with a legacy tree initiative.
2025 Legislative Sessions, New Jersey
Lawmakers explore alternatives to one-time payments for income-eligible households and energy policies.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Governor's Bill No. 6865 clarifies penalties for cannabis tax evasion and collection responsibilities.
Appropriations - Government Operations Division, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
State grants fund projects for burying lines and upgrading transmission capabilities across utilities.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Council increases single person income threshold to $64,500 and maintains couple’s at $79,500.
Houston, Harris County, Texas
Houston announces visionary master plan to elevate city with new convention center developments.
2025 Legislative Sessions, New Jersey
PJM outlines plans to improve market rules and address New Jersey's 6000 megawatt energy gap.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Governor's Bill No. 6865 allocates $7 million to regional councils for stormwater and waste coordination.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Property assessments rise 25 to 50% in Needham due to increased market valuations.
Houston, Harris County, Texas
A City Pulse segment focused on work in Councilman Joaquin Martinez’s district to support young people affected by juvenile justice, child welfare, immigration and homelessness through advocacy, mentorship and a peer recovery program led by young Black and Brown men.
Appropriations - Government Operations Division, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Budget includes $245K for Industrial Commission and $105K for Public Finance Authority salaries.
Houston, Harris County, Texas
City Pulse on-location coverage outlined public events and amenities at Post Houston and nearby Discovery Green, including the Art Car Parade, Tour de Houston cycling routes, a five‑acre urban garden and a temporary roller rink offering promotional pricing through mid‑April.
Appropriations - Government Operations Division, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee requests new funding to continue Lignite-related litigation efforts before biennium ends.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Governor's Bill No. 6865 distributes funding among various Connecticut municipalities.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
The Town of Needham’s Taxation Aid and Property Tax Assistance committees agreed to raise income cutoff levels by about 4%, publish the application April 1, and review applications in late May; staff will keep existing documentation requirements and add form changes and outreach steps.
2025 Legislative Sessions, New Jersey
Senator Smith highlights over 300 stalled power plants pending connection on the PJM grid.
Houston, Harris County, Texas
City Pulse coverage highlighted the launch of Zip Air’s direct service from Houston to Tokyo and referenced figures for the Houston Airport System’s annual economic activity and employment impact.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Governor's Bill establishes refund orders for tuition payments and assigns rights to the state.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Team creates alternative design using classic theater masks due to Emmy copyright restrictions.
2025 Legislative Sessions, New Jersey
New Jersey aims for a 1-2 year approval process for energy projects including offshore wind.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Bill enables refunds for students affected by career school insolvency starting July 2026.
Appropriations - Government Operations Division, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The Industrial Commission administration asked the House Appropriations — Government Operations Division for ongoing support of its new grant management system, continued funding for the Transmission Authority executive director contract, federal grid resiliency grant match authority and another $3 million request for lignite litigation.
Houston, Harris County, Texas
On-location City Pulse segments at Post Houston presented a master plan vision intended to link East Side redevelopment with expansion of the George R. Brown Convention Center and to capitalize on recent corporate relocations to Houston.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Governor's bill establishes tax responsibilities for cannabis industry members in Connecticut
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Television Academy prohibits use of Emmy image despite previous acknowledgment for Ben's display.
2025 Legislative Sessions, New Jersey
Committee examines state energy losses and calls for focus on terawatt level solutions.
Appropriations - Government Operations Division, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The House Appropriations Government Operations Division voted to amend Senate Bill 2013 to add a full‑time compliance position for unclaimed property and a $550,000 salary adjustment package for special‑fund agencies; both motions passed on roll call.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Governor's Bill outlines conditions for erasing criminal history records in Connecticut
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Organizers aim to secure annual donations to support local programs after donor decline.
Coronado Unified, School Districts, California
CMS celebrates student achievements and outlines upcoming spring break and yearbook submission details.
2025 Legislative Sessions, New Jersey
Witnesses at the March 28 hearing described a multi‑year backlog of projects waiting to connect to PJM and urged faster grid modernization and transmission planning. PJM, BPU and independent analysts said storage and projects already cleared through interconnection offer the most realistic short‑term capacity; lawmakers discussed requiring large
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Governor's Bill No. 6865 allocates cannabis tax revenues for social equity and recovery initiatives.
2025 Legislative Sessions, New Jersey
At a joint legislative hearing March 28 BPU president Christine Gould Sidovi outlined near‑term measures to ease the impact of rising electricity bills in New Jersey, including direct residential bill credits, expansion of the Universal Service Fund and faster deployment of community solar and storage incentives. Lawmakers pressed for details and a
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Needham plans mural reveal for Charlie Baker and profiles gymnast Ali Raisman.
2025 Legislative Sessions, New Jersey
Lawmakers pressed PJM and New Jersey officials at a March 28 joint hearing to explain a steep jump in capacity auction prices that will raise consumer bills this summer. PJM and the Board of Public Utilities said market rules, rising demand and a backlog of projects in the interconnection queue all helped drive the increase, and both described near
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Governor's bill updates election protocol for probate judges amid vacancy concerns.
Labor & Commerce, Senate, Legislative Sessions, Washington
Reeves proposes extending cannabis social equity program for two years and enhancing evaluation measures.
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
Dallas conducts bid opening for construction and procurement projects including airport remodel and IT services.
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
Two organizations submitted proposals for BEZ2500026704, a Youth Golf Instructor program procurement; the city’s purchasing staff read both respondents during the March 28 bid opening.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Police detail set for April 5 event with officer from Dedham confirmed.
2025 Legislative Sessions, New Jersey
Lawmakers express concerns over PGM's potential preemptive rate hikes linked to AI data centers.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Bill requires collectors to include state aid information with tax bills.
Labor & Commerce, Senate, Legislative Sessions, Washington
During the Oct. 12 Senate Labor & Commerce meeting the committee approved due‑pass recommendations or advanced multiple bills by voice vote or motion; several amendments were adopted or rejected in executive session. The committee recorded no roll‑call tallies in the transcript.
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
Several firms submitted responses to BGZ2500026992 (on-call solid waste consulting services); purchasing staff read the list during the March 28, 2025, opening and did not announce awards.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Team coordinates food donations and volunteer recruitment for upcoming cleanup day activities.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Governor's bill outlines legal protection for state officers acting as witnesses in investigations
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut's new fund supports equitable business development and community investment initiatives.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Governor's Bill No. 6865 outlines new tax revenue sharing for municipalities starting fiscal year 2024.
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
An RFCSP for information technology staff augmentation (BWZ2400025340) drew a long list of respondents that purchasing staff read into the record March 28, 2025; the city did not announce awards at the opening.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Bill 6865 requires fund transfers to General Fund by June 2026.
Labor & Commerce, Senate, Legislative Sessions, Washington
House Bill 1533 would let specialty‑certificate electricians continue to perform specialty work for a single employer while enrolled in a journey‑level apprenticeship if the employer submits quarterly attestations and provides required notices to the apprentice.
2025 Legislative Sessions, New Jersey
Legislators outline the need for diversified energy plans to meet New Jersey's power demands.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Committee discusses funding gaps and potential donor outreach for ongoing flag program.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Bill 6865 simplifies cultivator licensing for equity applicants by bypassing lottery requirements.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Governor's Bill 6865 outlines budget and funding priorities for social equity programs.
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
Five firms submitted bids for BV2500026784 (reprographic printing); the purchasing staff read the list during the March 28, 2025, bid opening and no prices or awards were announced.
2025 Legislative Sessions, New Jersey
New Jersey explores independence from PJM to enhance electricity import strategies.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Committees submit plans for memorial benches at Starbucks and conservation land in Needham.
Labor & Commerce, Senate, Legislative Sessions, Washington
House Bill 1551 would extend the Liquor and Cannabis Board’s social‑equity program to 2034 and require the board to submit an evaluation by Dec. 1, 2025; sponsor Rep. Christine Reeves said the review aims to assess siting, access to capital and technical assistance for social‑equity licensees before a larger second round of licensing.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Governor forms panel with representatives from labor, education, and community organizations for workforce development.
Labor & Commerce, Senate, Legislative Sessions, Washington
House Bill 1622 would require public employers to bargain over the decision to adopt or modify artificial-intelligence systems when those changes affect employees’ wages or performance evaluations; the measure was introduced and drew public testimony at the Senate Labor & Commerce Committee but received no final vote during the session.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut creates funds for cannabis prevention and recovery services beginning July 1, 2022
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
The Town of Needham Revitalization Trust Fund on March 27 said an unexpected increase in its banner-and-flag contract has left the fund with a shortfall and urged members to recruit new annual donors while continuing scheduled projects and a community cleanup.
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
Multiple firms submitted bids for BP2500026807 (dive services, repairs and parts); purchasing staff read a list of six vendors during the March 28 bid opening.
2025 Legislative Sessions, New Jersey
Senator raises concerns about energy reliability and diverse generation portfolio in new plan.
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
Four companies submitted responses to VN2500026978, an electric motor repair services procurement; purchasing staff read the list during the March 28 bid opening.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Governor's Bill establishes council to guide state health information technology efforts and policies.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Needham's tobacco 21 success prompts Dover and Medfield to consider similar regulations.
2025 Legislative Sessions, New Jersey
New Jersey's energy project queue process now targets a 1 to 2 year approval timeframe.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
New legislation simplifies process for erasing misdemeanor and motor vehicle conviction records
2025 Legislative Sessions, New Jersey
PSEG highlights energy investments and challenges in New Jersey's transition to renewable energy.
Human Services, Youth, & Early Learning, House of Representatives, Legislative Sessions, Washington
Committee members unanimously support Senate Bill 5149 to expand early childhood court services.
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
Two vendors submitted bids for BP2500026368, a chemical root control contract for the city’s sanitary sewer systems; the purchasing staff read the submitting companies during the March 28, 2025, bid opening.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Governor's Bill 6865 creates accounts for cannabis regulation and social equity funding.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Governor's Bill 6865 outlines funding allocations for various Connecticut municipalities.
2025 Legislative Sessions, New Jersey
BPU pushes PJM for resource additions following significant changes in load growth forecasts.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Officials explore outreach strategies to enhance public awareness of health department activities.
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
Bids were opened March 28, 2025, for CIZ25ADI3140 (Taxi Weight Charlie, Phase 2) at Dallas Love Field; multiple contractors submitted proposals and amounts were read into the public record.
Human Services, Youth, & Early Learning, House of Representatives, Legislative Sessions, Washington
The Human Services, Youth & Early Learning Committee considered six bills in executive session and reported all of them out of committee with due‑pass recommendations; four of the bills had little or no debate and were approved unanimously or with clear tallies.
2025 Legislative Sessions, New Jersey
Senators discuss nuclear energy's role in New Jersey's energy strategy and reliability.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Representatives from Dover, Medfield, Needham and Sherborn reviewed a draft strategic plan that emphasizes electronic records, cross‑municipal onboarding and environmental health priorities; members flagged uncertainty about a state data system rollout and federal funding.
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
City of Dallas purchasing staff opened bids March 28, 2025, for CIZ24AVI3121, the Dallas Love Field Airport Operations Center (AOC) and Airport Emergency Operations Center (AEOC) remodel; four companies submitted bids, with totals announced at the opening.
2025 Legislative Sessions, New Jersey
The Division of Rate Counsel told the legislature March 28 that millions of New Jersey residents face unaffordable electric bills and urged short‑term targeted credits, stronger oversight of utility investments and changes to rate design and procurement to protect consumers.
Human Services, Youth, & Early Learning, House of Representatives, Legislative Sessions, Washington
The committee adopted a technical amendment and reported Engrossed Substitute Senate Bill 5291 out of committee with a due‑pass recommendation; the vote was unanimous.
Freetown-Lakeville Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts
Educators urge Freetown Lakeville School Committee to reject budget harming student services.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Governor's Bill 6865 eliminates criminal history search fees for certain individuals by 2026.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Governor's Bill No. 6865 allocates funds for social equity and business development programs.
2025 Legislative Sessions, New Jersey
Rate counsel told a March 28 joint hearing that New Jersey ratepayers pay more for so‑called supplemental transmission projects than other PJM states, and committee members asked the BPU and legislature to require review and competitive procurement for such builds.
Nashoba Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts
New arts model ensures equitable student access to music, PE, Spanish, and related arts.
Freetown-Lakeville Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts
School board reschedules pre K and K start date to September 4 to enhance student transition.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Governor's Bill 6865 outlines legal fee responsibilities for public employees facing lawsuits.
2025 Legislative Sessions, New Jersey
Multiple legislators urged stricter state gating rules—financial commitments, deposits or firm contracts—so speculative data‑center proposals can’t skew PJM load forecasts and raise auction prices. PJM and experts said better transparency and state coordination can reduce forecasting error.
Human Services, Youth, & Early Learning, House of Representatives, Legislative Sessions, Washington
The Human Services, Youth & Early Learning Committee voted to report out Engrossed Substitute Senate Bill 5752 with a due‑pass as amended recommendation after adopting three amendments and rejecting one, leaving in place existing Working Connections eligibility and copay rules for now.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Governor's bill allows erasure of certain felony records after ten years.
2025 Legislative Sessions, New Jersey
PJM told New Jersey lawmakers March 28 that a rapid uptick in demand—driven by data centers and electrification—combined with market‑rule changes and interconnection backlogs produced the recent capacity‑market price spike. PJM described queue reforms, a reliability resource initiative and filings to FERC as steps to restore stability.
2025 Legislative Sessions, New Jersey
Lawmakers pressed the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities and PJM Interconnection on March 28 after a capacity-market auction produced sharply higher wholesale prices that will raise retail bills this summer. Officials outlined short‑term bill credits and long‑term grid, market and supply measures to blunt the impact.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Governor assigns interim executive director to operationalize Social Equity Council by July 2024
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
Webb emphasizes the importance of full disclosure by petition gatherers in Montana.
Freetown-Lakeville Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts
Freetown plans to add bus monitors and improve railroad communication for safety.
Nashoba Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts
District reports 70% of K-3 students meeting literacy growth benchmarks in winter screening.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Governor establishes Workforce Council with diverse appointees to improve workforce training and development.
State Government & Tribal Relations, House of Representatives, Legislative Sessions, Washington
House members discuss automatic voter registration, emphasizing security and Native American participation.
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
Committee discusses proposed amendments to bills on paid signature gatherer identification.
Freetown-Lakeville Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts
Committee recommends budget increase to address financial constraints and potential state funding.
Senate Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
Maryland bill mandates installation of water bottle filling stations in new constructions and renovations
State Government & Tribal Relations, House of Representatives, Legislative Sessions, Washington
Amendment clarifies voter registration processes and removes controversial provisions on third-party organizations.
Nashoba Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts
Ryan and Ava update the committee on student government activities and upcoming events.
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
Advocates call for transparency and accountability in public spaces during House Bill 201 discussion
Senate Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
Maryland legislation requires water bottle filling stations in new buildings starting October 2025
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
A Montana free conference committee voted 4-2 to approve an amendment to House Bill 201 that requires paid signature gatherers to verbally disclose their first name, legal state of residence and status as paid circulators and to wear a badge that includes that information (including last initial). The committee then approved the bill as amended by
State Government & Tribal Relations, House of Representatives, Legislative Sessions, Washington
The committee reported Engrossed Substitute Senate Bill 5143 out of committee with a due-pass recommendation after staff outlined clarifying changes to legislative nexus definitions, gift thresholds, and penalties.
Freetown-Lakeville Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts
Driver safely stopped before the train, but safety arm struck bus during reversal.
Nashoba Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts
Administration emphasizes responsible budgeting and resource allocation amid community skepticism.
Nashoba Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts
Alida advocates for legislative extension of remote meeting allowance beyond March 31 deadline.
Freetown-Lakeville Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts
School officials reported that a PM run on Bus 17 reached a railroad crossing where bells and lights engaged; the bus backed and the crossing arm struck the top of the bus. District and bus vendor are in contact with the MBTA; the district is exploring bus monitors and additional training.
Senate Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
Legislation aims to enhance rehabilitative services for female incarcerated individuals in Maryland
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
Committee successfully amends and approves three house bills related to regulatory changes.
State Government & Tribal Relations, House of Representatives, Legislative Sessions, Washington
The committee reported Senate Bill 5077 out with a due-pass recommendation after rejecting three amendments that would have narrowed or delayed elements of automatic voter registration; roll-call voting produced a 4–2–1 result.
Nashoba Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts
The district contracted Whitson's for food‑service management; administrators reported increases in breakfast and lunch participation, more menu options, compostable serviceware and improvements in kitchen operations, with revenue timing noted as a lagging factor.
Nashoba Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts
District winter screening data show growth toward the district student‑learning goal: 70.6% of students met or exceeded typical growth in reading and 76.8% in math; the district screens K–3 three times annually, above the Massachusetts two‑times minimum.
Senate Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
Bill ensures stable housing and rehabilitative services for women before release.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Teacher shares journey from student to educator in Fairbanks education system.
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
During the executive action session the Senate Business and Labor Committee concurred in House Bills 435, 794 and 735 by voice vote; the transcript records no substantive debate on these items and several were assigned floor carriers.
Freetown-Lakeville Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts
District staff reported declines in chronic absenteeism overall and for students with disabilities, gains in ninth‑grade passing rates, but a drop in sixth‑grade MCAS math; the update includes first‑year implementation notes for new literacy screeners and approved career pathway grants.
Freetown-Lakeville Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts
District finance director Jack Higgins recommended the school committee vote a $47,975,033 FY26 budget with a $400,000 school‑choice placeholder; teachers and staff during public comment urged the committee to reject the proposal at the April 9 vote, citing possible cuts to student services.
Senate Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
Commissioner will establish a rehabilitative prerelease unit for women in Baltimore by 2027.
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
The Senate Business and Labor Committee voted to concur in House Bill 806, which revises laws related to dietitians, and adopted an amendment to avoid conflict with provisions in House Bill 414 on provisional licenses.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Educator emphasizes local control and funding as key to effective school programs
Nashoba Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts
The Nashoba Regional School Committee received a proposed middle‑school related‑arts and Spanish model that preserves music, PE and Spanish year‑long while rotating art, engineering and health on trimesters to address eighth‑grade section reductions and staffing constraints.
Senate Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
Maryland Department of Public Safety must report on women's prerelease unit by June 2026
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Representative Fields highlights flaws in Alaska's PTR and calls for class size caps.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
Committee recommends adoption of multiple concurrent resolutions for transportation infrastructure and veteran honors.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Wildlife officials confirm no felony charges exist for illegal fishing violations amid legislative discussions.
Senate Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
Bill ensures evidence-based programs support female incarcerated individuals' reentry and recovery.
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
Egenbraten outlines plans to restore Fortin Ranch House for public tours and events
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Legislators introduce bill responding to teacher and parental concerns over large class sizes.
Senate Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
Senate Bill 979 mandates accommodations intermediaries to remit hotel taxes to the Comptroller.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Deputy Attorney General Skidmore confirms Alaska's interpretation of fish statutes remains consistent.
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
Owners request $350,000 grant to revitalize historic building and boost downtown economy.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
Legislators propose memorial bridges for veterans and fallen soldiers across multiple counties.
Senate Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
Senate Bill 979 enables Calvert, Charles, and St. Mary's counties to impose hotel tax.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
DPS reaffirms consistent fishing regulation enforcement and opposes permit stacking issues.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Teachers report oversized classrooms hinder individual interactions and disrupt learning environments.
Senate Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
County lawmakers plan to impose a 7% sales tax on transient accommodations.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
The House Resources Committee received and closed public testimony on several gubernatorial appointees and agreed to forward their names to a joint session; the committee record notes signatures on the report do not indicate an intent to vote for or against confirmations.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
The Senate Transportation and Infrastructure Committee reported a package of concurrent resolutions honoring service members by naming bridges and roads, and recommended adoption of a concurrent resolution urging the Division of Highways to prioritize completion of the I‑73 (King Coal) Highway.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Legislators review bill addressing large class sizes in Anchorage due to historical court ruling.
Senate Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
Comptroller mandated to charge counties for hotel rental tax collection costs
Senate Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
Anne Arundel County proposes a hotel tax revenue plan benefiting Annapolis arts initiatives.
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
Montana House Bill 11 secures $10 million for regional water systems and infrastructure grants.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Representative Sarah Stutes returned to the Alaska House Resources Committee on March 28 to present House Bill 117, a bill that would formally allow set gillnet permit holders to operate cooperatively and to have one or several permit holders deliver on behalf of the group.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Budget discussions reveal an $80M shortfall and upcoming House Bills scheduled for Monday.
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
Committee reviews funding applications focusing on preserving building envelopes and public use.
Senate Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
Senate Bill 979 enacts significant revisions to Maryland's tax code and local laws.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Advocates urge Alaska committee to implement class size limits for improved student learning outcomes.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
The West Virginia Senate Transportation and Infrastructure Committee voted to report Senate Bill 553 to the full Senate with a recommendation that it pass, saying the measure would bar the Division of Motor Vehicles from recording certain abstracts of judgment for low‑level speeding on controlled‑access and interstate highways.
Senate Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
Senate Bill 979 updates hotel definitions to include short-term rental units for regulations.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Legislators address potential lapses and funding gaps in the state budget during discussions.
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
House Bill 12 aims to fund restoration of historic buildings in Missoula and Anaconda.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Testifiers call for smaller class sizes to improve student outcomes in Alaska.
Senate Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
Counties may penalize accommodations providers for failing to pay hotel rental taxes.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
The bill empowers the Department of Environmental Protection for dam-related decisions.
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
Fitzpatrick presents House Bill 756 to enhance evaluation of historic preservation projects in Montana.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Alper explains complex budget language to address $80 million deficit and future appropriations.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Caroline Storm urges committee to prioritize adequate funding for better educational outcomes.
Senate Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
Howard County allocates room rental tax revenue to tourism and economic development agencies.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
Senators adopt amendment ensuring state safety regulations align with federal MSHA standards.
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
Senators explore demand for funding historic preservation amid rising applications across Montana.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
A Senate committee approved language making alterations related to local conservation‑district dams subject solely to the authority of the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection, and adopted an amendment clarifying the change would not affect state or federal funding to the West Virginia Conservation Agency.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
NEA Alaska urges legislative action for class size restrictions in major school districts.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
A Senate committee agreed to language in originating bill number 2 to align state diesel‑powered mining equipment rules with federal MSHA standards, adopted an amendment that fixes the federal standard reference as of July 1, 2025, and reported the measure to the full Senate with a recommendation that it pass.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
House Finance Committee co-chair Josephson convened the committee on March 28, 2025 to take testimony on House Bill 56, the "Fast Track" supplemental budget. Heidi Teshner, policy analyst for the Office of Management and Budget, told the committee the governor "is supportive" of the bill and, when asked about the funding source, said, "In short, yes," in reference to drawing from the Constitutional Budget Reserve.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
A Senate committee approved a committee substitute for Senate Bill 883 that shifts appointment authority for mine inspectors to the director of the Office of Miners Health, Safety and Training and removes an age cap for inspector eligibility.
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
Sarah Harding advocates for funding to save the community's beloved Scandinavian Methodist Church.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Proposed bill aims to limit class sizes to enhance student achievement and address underfunding.
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
Ranch house restoration project aims to preserve Northwest Montana's historical heritage.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Committee approves amendments to strengthen human trafficking legislation in House Bill 118.
Legislative, Texas
The Texas House adjourns as quorum fails after multiple name strikes.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Committee evaluates maximum class sizes in relation to educational outcomes and funding challenges.
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
Committee member expresses concern over unvetted funding and urges communication during bill processes.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
The House Education Committee on March 20 adopted a committee substitute for House Bill 98, which replaces pupil-teacher ratio (PTR) with a maximum class-size metric and limits the bills initial reach to districts with average daily membership of 35,000 or more (affecting Anchorage). Committee discussion and invited testimony focused on research,
Legislative, Texas
The Texas House of Representatives held a Speaker’s Reunion Day to honor former members and adjourned until 10 a.m. tomorrow after the clerk reported a quorum was not present. The program featured remarks by numerous former representatives and a moment of silence for colleagues who have died since the last reunion.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Council clarifies grant recipient eligibility amid conflict of interest discussions.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Freimark emphasizes trust and communication among educators to enhance student outcomes.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
Senate passes fiscal year 2026 budget revisions and key legislation on public safety and education.
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
House Bill 182 seeks $5M to support senior center upgrades with a 1-to-1 match requirement.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Pat Freymark, the governors appointee to the Professional Teaching Practices Commission, spoke to the Alaska House Education Committee on March 20 in the Davis Room about his teaching background and reasons for seeking the commission seat.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
The House Judiciary Committee adopted two amendments to House Bill 118, adding a labor/trade leader seat and converting a proposed survivor‑specific seat into a public seat (with committee intent that appointments prioritize lived experience where practical). The committee moved the measure out with individual recommendations and attached fiscal
2025 Senate Legislative Sessions, 2025 Legislative Sessions, Idaho
The Idaho Senate on March 27 passed Senate Bill 11-85, a finance committee bill that provides one-time and ongoing funding increases for the judicial branch tied largely to recently enacted policy bills that add judges and increase judicial salaries.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Lawmakers discuss conflict of interest and public engagement in human trafficking council meetings.
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
Legislators review allocation of funds for senior citizen projects across Montana counties.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
The House Judiciary Committee heard testimony on House Bill 137, which would require the state to file Permanent Fund Dividend (PFD) applications on behalf of Alaska residents who owe child support and have not filed by the deadline, so PFDs can be used to satisfy arrears. Committee discussion focused on confidentiality, eligibility checks, the 7%扣
2025 House Legislative Sessions, 2025 Legislative Sessions, Idaho
Idaho legislators approve wildfire prevention and highway safety legislation amid ongoing community concerns.
House, Passed, 2025 Bills, Tennessee Legislation Bills, Tennessee
Governor Bill Lee approves Senate Bill 282 on March 6, 2025.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Council adopts amendment to include survivor representation in human trafficking discussions.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
Senate Bill 41 passed after lawmakers adopted an amendment easing short-term commitments to allow outpatient competency restoration and clarified housing and data-sharing measures for people found incompetent to proceed.
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
Elks Lodge hosted 154 events in 2024, embodying Anaconda's community spirit and history.
2025 House Legislative Sessions, 2025 Legislative Sessions, Idaho
Legislators discuss funding to support aquifer recharge and water management projects in Idaho.
House, Passed, 2025 Bills, Tennessee Legislation Bills, Tennessee
SB 282 restricts insurer obligations for individual investigational treatment costs and related services.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Representative Gray moves to add labor leader to Human Trafficking Council for better representation.
House, Passed, 2025 Bills, Tennessee Legislation Bills, Tennessee
Tennessee law allows investigational treatments for patients with life-threatening illnesses.
House, Passed, 2025 Bills, Tennessee Legislation Bills, Tennessee
Tennessee lawmakers amend code allowing municipalities to contract certified finance officers.
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
Montana preservation projects risk funding loss due to amendments affecting grant eligibility criteria.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
The Senate passed Senate Bill 20 after adopting committee amendments to allow a court-appointed receiver to repair multi‑family properties with a pattern of habitability violations; the bill includes procedural protections and a preponderance‑of‑the‑evidence threshold for appointment.
2025 House Legislative Sessions, 2025 Legislative Sessions, Idaho
The Idaho House voted to pass House Bill 4-45, approving a $30 million cash appropriation for water infrastructure projects aimed at aquifer recharge, groundwater management and storage; proponents said the funds support a 2024 settlement effort, while opponents sought tighter project-level oversight.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
House Bill 137 mandates PFD applications for those behind on child support to ensure payments.
2025 Senate Legislative Sessions, 2025 Legislative Sessions, Idaho
Senator Adams and Senator Cook discuss funding requirements for new judicial positions in Idaho.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
After contentious debate, the Senate passed Senate Bill 157 with a floor amendment narrowing the measure so claims that avoid the judicial 'significant public impact' requirement apply to targeted groups (seniors, veterans, service members, people with disabilities and pregnant individuals).
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
Montana lawmakers support digital toolkit to enhance educational resources in rural schools.
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
Missoula County projects face funding setbacks due to new 20% matching requirement.
2025 Senate Legislative Sessions, 2025 Legislative Sessions, Idaho
Students share experiences and future goals during Idaho Senate Page Program celebration.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Mothers testify on unpaid child support and advocate for legislative reforms in Alaska.
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
Committee passes amendment to cap childcare subsidies for households above median income.
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
Christensen lowers grant request after securing $32K in matching funds from local organizations.
2025 Senate Legislative Sessions, 2025 Legislative Sessions, Idaho
Idaho's judicial budget reflects 32 percent growth due to population and economic increases.
2025 Senate Legislative Sessions, 2025 Legislative Sessions, Idaho
Senate passes bill to repeal program providing funds for nonpublic school students.
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
Advocates plead for inclusion of Butte Steam Plant in house bill 12 for historical preservation.
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
Committee recorded executive actions and roll call votes on several bills: HB 861 (digital toolkit) passed 20–3 after a sunset amendment; HB 313 (community swimming pool grants) passed 16–7; HB 456 (childcare subsidy provisions) passed 15–8.
2025 Senate Legislative Sessions, 2025 Legislative Sessions, Idaho
Senators emphasize the need for budget transparency as House Bill 391 passes the Senate.
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
The committee heard House Bill 182, a one‑time $5 million appropriation to the Department of Commerce to create a competitive grant program for senior citizen centers. The bill requires a 1:1 cash match and sets program design features intended to spread funding across counties; the department provided the fiscal note and answered questions about
2025 Senate Legislative Sessions, 2025 Legislative Sessions, Idaho
Senate passes House Bill 417 funding community colleges to address increased enrollment demands.
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
Representative Dave Beatty presented House Bill 864, a companion Section E bill that clarifies the community college funding formula, updates tribal college payments, and directs interim studies and reporting requirements for education programs and projects.
2025 Senate Legislative Sessions, 2025 Legislative Sessions, Idaho
Senate approves funding to enhance PERSI services and support new board member training.
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
Senators considered House Bill 756, which proposes statutory changes to the Montana Historic Preservation Grant program to prioritize exterior stabilization and impose higher matches on for‑profit applicants.
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
The committee heard testimony supporting statewide access to a K–12 digital toolkit that districts have used under ESSER funding, added a four‑year sunset, and gave the bill a do‑pass recommendation.
2025 Senate Legislative Sessions, 2025 Legislative Sessions, Idaho
A roundup of bills and final votes taken by the Idaho Senate on March 27, 2025, including major appropriations and policy measures that received final consideration or were transmitted to the House.
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
Senate Finance and Claims took testimony on House Bill 12, the Montana Historic Preservation Grant program, hearing community proponents and preservation advocates after the House subcommittee applied new prioritization criteria for a tight pool of funds.
2025 Senate Legislative Sessions, 2025 Legislative Sessions, Idaho
Senate Bill 11-80 passed the Idaho Senate after debate over privacy protections for automated license plate readers and a separate provision that exempts vehicles without a factory front-plate mounting bracket from the front‑license-plate requirement.
2025 Senate Legislative Sessions, 2025 Legislative Sessions, Idaho
The Idaho Senate on March 27 passed Senate Bill 11-42 to repeal the Empowering Parents grant program, a state-funded program that provided grants up to $1,000 per student and was criticized on the floor for increasingly being spent on electronics rather than on direct academic services.
2025 Legislature MT, Montana
House lawmakers and agency officials told the Senate Finance and Claims Committee on an initial hearing that House Bill 11 would channel interest from the coal severance tax into local infrastructure grants, rural bridge repairs and regional water systems.