What happened on Friday, 25 April 2025
Newton City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
City department copes with federal funding loss while relying on employee cost of living increase.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Commission requires restructuring or elimination of programs with low graduation rates at Ivy Tech.
Metropolitan Council, Agencies, Boards, & Commissions, Executive, Minnesota
At an information session April 20, Metro Transit staff outlined a multi‑decade capital maintenance plan that identifies roughly $15.2 billion in needs over 30 years and $4.7 billion over the next six years (including about $833 million in 2025). Staff described staffing shortfalls (more than 100 maintenance technician vacancies), ongoing rail‑wear
eHealth Commission, Governor's Boards and Commissions, Organizations, Executive, Colorado
Agreement outlines sharing sensitive housing data to improve services for homeless individuals.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Representative Jimmy introduces amendment to protect Alaska teens from age-disparate relationships.
Metropolitan Council, Agencies, Boards, & Commissions, Executive, Minnesota
The Metropolitan Council on April 20 confirmed Heather Worthington as the District 14 representative to the Land Use Advisory Committee and ratified the Equity Advisory Committee's appointment of Carmian Foster as co‑chair. Council Member Lee abstained on the EAC co‑chair vote, citing a possible overlap with a leadership program.
Newton City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Newton allocates $323K for Jackson Homestead renovations and new interactive historical exhibits.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana’s new program offers grants for career scholarship students' educational expenses.
eHealth Commission, Governor's Boards and Commissions, Organizations, Executive, Colorado
At the April Health IT Data Governance Work Group meeting, state staff and community members reviewed a draft data-sharing agreement that would let Homeless Management Information System data flow through the Colorado Social Health Information Exchange (COSHI) to credentialed care coordinators; legal consent, retention, breach responsibility and “w
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
House Bill 27 seeks to improve stroke and heart attack treatment in Alaska's emergency system.
Metropolitan Council, Agencies, Boards, & Commissions, Executive, Minnesota
The Metropolitan Council unanimously adopted an authorizing resolution to demonstrate legal authority to file for Federal Transit Administration (FTA) grants and to delegate authority to act on the council's behalf, satisfying an updated FTA requirement introduced in March 2025.
Newton City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Councilors discuss improving IT collaboration and website transparency for city operations.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
State appropriates funds for auto emissions testing and hazardous waste site clean-up activities.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Lawmakers discuss amending age of consent law to protect students from supervisors
Newton City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Newton Library introduces policy for exhibit spaces and discusses audiobook waitlist challenges.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana establishes a career navigation system to assist high school students in workforce preparation.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Representative Josephson emphasizes concerns over predatory relationships in age exemption discussions.
Newton City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Newton's IT department commits to cybersecurity and cloud solutions for municipal operations.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana's natural resources commission sets salary structure for law enforcement officers by rank.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
House Bill 27 aims to establish a statewide system for time-sensitive medical emergencies.
Newton City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Jackson Home Museum receives funding for extensive renovations ahead of its 75th anniversary.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana creates funds to support pro bono legal services and small claims operations.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
House Bill 27 would extend Alaska����������������������������������������������'s trauma system approach to time‑sensitive medical emergencies such as heart attacks and strokes; the committee set an amendment deadline and heard public and medical‑system support.
Newton City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Library budget proposal increases 4% for FY26, enhancing services and community access.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
New amendments designate facilities and tax revenue structures for Evansville's development area.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
The House Finance Committee on April 25 advanced House Bill 101 to raise Alaska�����������������������������������������������consent from 16 to 18 and adopted two amendments narrowing who is affected and preserving a two‑year limit when a possible position of authority is involved; the committee voted 8–1 to move the bill to the floor as amended.
Newton City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Library services remain stable despite increased censorship concerns and budget discussions.
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Indiana sets budget for community corrections and election division expenses for 2025-2027.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Experts explore solutions to address economic volatility in the region.
Newton City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
The Committee of the Whole approved four reappointments to city advisory commissions: Nathan Crisandieri to the Commission on Disability, Steven Lobowicz and Harold W. Adams to the Community Education Commission, and William Dietrich to the Biosafety Committee. Each motion was moved and supported by committee members; outcomes were approved.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Committee discusses spending cap aimed at improving Alaska's fiscal management through legislative reforms.
Newton City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Parks, Recreation & Culture requested $9,712,550 for FY26. Commissioners described near‑full staffing, new recreation manager and forestry hires, expanded in‑house tree care, field and playground projects (Albemarle, McGrath, Burr), new splash parks and operational pressures such as higher contractor and pool‑chemical costs. Forestry reported tree‑
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Senators debate spending cap effects on Alaska's budget and childcare funding challenges.
Newton City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Newton Free Library presented a $6,806,055 FY26 proposal, with staff citing 1.7 million items borrowed last year, increased collection funding, higher internet capacity and concerns about possible federal/state cuts to library programs. Trustees and staff described an updated exhibit/exhibit‑space policy and increased collection spending to address
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Senators discuss implications of revenue surpluses on spending caps and public perception.
Newton City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Historic Newton staff told the committee that a federal IMLS grant was terminated on April 8, affecting a collections manager post and off‑site artifact storage plans. Department and nonprofit leaders described planned building repairs funded by CPA and ARPA and a new, interactive public exhibit to open following rehabilitation work.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
The Alaska Senate Judiciary Committee on April 25 heard sponsor testimony and questions on Senate Bill 36, which would set new statutory and constitutional appropriation limits pegged to a multi‑year average of private‑sector gross domestic product. Committee members debated the measure's design, exemptions and long‑term effects and held the bill "
Newton City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
The Committee of the Whole reviewed the Information Technology Department’s FY26 proposal of $2,824,894, focusing discussion on cybersecurity, a proposed dedicated cybersecurity specialist, cloud migration and pilot uses of AI, including a public chatbot. Councilors gave a straw recommendation in support of the budget.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Mark Richards expresses strong support for board appointees Carrie Ann Miller and Alan Barrett.
Town of Danvers, Essex County, Massachusetts
Residents prepare for winter tree removal as birds migrate and nesting season ends.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Kawasaki highlights salmon bycatch issues and proposes further discussion on related studies.
Town of Danvers, Essex County, Massachusetts
The engineering office confirms improved water runoff management for the North Street development.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Senator Dunbar explores social challenges in Kodiak's regulations on nonresident deer hunting.
Town of Danvers, Essex County, Massachusetts
Commission approves multiple construction waivers while addressing environmental concerns for 61 High Street.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Senator Walakowski emphasizes conservation for king salmon over expanding dipnetting areas.
Town of Danvers, Essex County, Massachusetts
The commission continued the Notice of Intent for 5 Spring Street (DEP 14-1434) to the May 8 meeting to allow a site visit and engineering department review after revised plans were submitted; applicant proposed an addition, deck/stairs that enter the 50-foot buffer, and an infiltration system of six units.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Public hearing begins regarding Carpenter's appointment to the board of fisheries.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
The Senate Resources Committee recommended forwarding reappointments and nominations for the Board of Game, Board of Fisheries, and the Alaska Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission to a joint legislative session; the State Assessment Review Board candidate called in from abroad and was not connected.
Town of Danvers, Essex County, Massachusetts
At its April 24 meeting the Danvers Conservation Commission issued certificates of compliance for three sites (130 Center St, 197 Newbury St, 69 North Street/Chatham Lane), approved the roadway certificate for Chatham Lane, and recorded approval of minutes from April 10.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Senate Bill 180, a first hearing, would repeal a statutory provision inserted last session and return the Regulatory Commission of Alaska’s authority over liquefied natural gas supply contracts; the committee set the bill aside for further consideration.
Town of Danvers, Essex County, Massachusetts
The Danvers Conservation Commission on April 24 approved an Order of Conditions for 61 High Street (DEP 14-1432), granted waivers for work in the 35-foot no-disturb and 50-foot no-build zones, and added conditions including monthly inspection of permeable pavers, a "no snow storage" sign 15 feet from the paver edge, and conservation boundary signs.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
The Senate Resources Committee moved Senate Bill 176 out of committee by unanimous consent, a measure that approves a Department of Natural Resources contract to sell Alaska royalty oil to Marathon Petroleum’s Kenai refinery.
Dickson County, School Districts, Tennessee
Dixon County Schools announces planning session and recognizes Ben Lewis for his service.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Legislative, Texas
Legislators recognize the legacies of Carl and Beverly Parker in touching memorials.
Dickson County, School Districts, Tennessee
Dixon County schools implement CNN curriculum in four schools to improve education quality.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Legislative, Texas
House withdraws other measures and successfully passes HB 155 and HB 2415.
Dickson County, School Districts, Tennessee
Dixon County recognizes students for exceptional ACT scores and competition achievements.
Dickson County, School Districts, Tennessee
Local advocates urge schools to eliminate CNN content to promote respect and national pride.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Legislative, Texas
Simmons advocates for a statewide registry to improve resources for Texans with sickle cell disease.
Dickson County, School Districts, Tennessee
Concerned parent contests CNN 10's bias in middle school classrooms during school board meeting
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Legislative, Texas
Pastor Scott Wall leads Texas House invocation emphasizing kindness and moral clarity.
Dickson County, School Districts, Tennessee
Board discusses motion to eliminate CNN 10 and other agenda-driven news sources.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Legislative, Texas
Texas House approves key legislation addressing water loss, medical school creation, and wildfire mitigation.
Dickson County, School Districts, Tennessee
Board approves amendment for public lottery procedure in student enrollment policy.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Legislative, Texas
House adopts resolution to honor slain Greenville officer Cooper Dawson's legacy and service.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Legislative, Texas
Lawmakers on the Texas House floor voted to pass House Bill 107 to engrossment after members described how a statewide sickle cell registry would improve data, research and care coordination; final passage will require further action.
Dickson County, School Districts, Tennessee
Dixon citizens argue CNN 10 promotes misinformation and indoctrinates students in classrooms.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Legislative, Texas
On the floor the House adopted a wide range of local-consent and third-reading measures, declaring many bills finally passed by recorded or voice votes. The calendar included designation bills, administrative updates, public safety measures and program authorizations.
Dickson County, School Districts, Tennessee
Creekwood engages in senior celebrations and academic testing as graduation approaches.
Dickson County, School Districts, Tennessee
Michelle Harris calls for eliminating TVs in classrooms to enhance student-teacher interactions.
Ways & Means, Senate, Legislative Sessions, Washington
Committee recommends House Bill 2050 with amendments aimed at improving K-12 funding efficiency.
Dickson County, School Districts, Tennessee
Dixon County officials discuss successful initiatives and upcoming events to improve student experience.
Ways & Means, Senate, Legislative Sessions, Washington
On April 25 the Washington Senate Ways & Means Committee gave due-pass recommendations to more than 20 bills and chose not to act on a handful. Lawmakers debated K-12 funding changes and a large business-and-occupation tax package, and adopted several amendments before sending measures to the Rules Committee.
Metropolitan Council, Agencies, Boards, & Commissions, Executive, Minnesota
On April 20, 2025, the Metropolitan Council authorized an internal loan from the general investment pool to cover a temporary cash‑flow shortfall in its Environmental Services capital fund until new bond proceeds become available May 1, 2025. Council policy FM 2‑2 requires council approval when negative fund balances exceed $10 million or persist >
2025 Legislature NE, Nebraska
Lawmakers introduce excise tax to regulate and cover all alternative nicotine products.
Dickson County, School Districts, Tennessee
At the April 24, 2025 meeting the Dickson County School Board approved the director's contract amendment, a nursing services contract for Medicaid reimbursement, selection of a construction manager for a high‑wall project at Dickson County High School, monthly and quarterly finance reports, several policy actions and field trips. Votes were mostly
Dickson County, School Districts, Tennessee
After extended public comment and board discussion, the Dickson County School Board voted to postpone a decision on removing CNN 10 and other news segments from middle-school career classes to the next board meeting. Parents and residents called the program biased; administration circulated guidance asking teachers to preview and limit segments to,
2025 Legislature NE, Nebraska
Senators vote to advance LB 90 allowing cities to optionally fund improvement projects.
Department of Agriculture, State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Colorado
Crisis calls are routed to Colorado providers for timely human support.
2025 Legislature NE, Nebraska
Senate votes 21 to 13 against AM 556 amendment amidst attendance call
2025 Legislature NE, Nebraska
Senators review amendment to enhance parolee support and transition plans.
2025 Legislature NE, Nebraska
Senators gather to emphasize compassion, justice, and support for Nebraska communities.
2025 Legislature NE, Nebraska
Lawmakers discuss the implications of an unbalanced budget and tax reforms in Nebraska.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
General Assembly approves budget for various education programs, including teacher and adult learner support.
2025 Legislature NE, Nebraska
Lawmakers approve LB 9 to impose excise taxes on currently untaxed nicotine products.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Governor's workforce cabinet announces amendments to adult education rules effective July 2025.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Senate plans to adhere to approved capital project commitments amid ongoing budget discussions.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana budget includes funding for educational technology and support for students in recovery.
2025 Legislature NE, Nebraska
Nebraska's Senate approves LB 635 to regulate MMA and amateur kickboxing, excluding slap fighting.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
University of North Dakota authorizes funds for medical equipment and student scholarships.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
State board may implement rules limiting credential completion grants to $5 million annually
2025 Legislature NE, Nebraska
The Nebraska Senate approves the Clean Slate Act to enable lifers to seek sentence commutations.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Auditor to maintain property tax allocations for existing areas during innovation district setup.
2025 Legislature NE, Nebraska
Senator requests delay on LB 9 to align with upcoming tax increase discussions.
Trousdale County, School Districts, Tennessee
Participants express gratitude during a prayer for the school system and community.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana General Assembly evaluates tax incentive effectiveness and creates voter outreach fund.
2025 Legislature NE, Nebraska
Nebraska senators support Muay Thai championship potential and confirmatory drug testing in prisons.
Trousdale County, School Districts, Tennessee
Bus drivers request reimbursement for lost inclement weather pay and reinstatement of benefits.
Department of Agriculture, State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Colorado
Sarah reveals new monthly coffee meetings to connect Larimer County agriculture community
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
State budget proposal includes funding for arts grants, library services, and education.
2025 Legislature NE, Nebraska
Senators discuss LB 215 reforming parole evaluation criteria to improve rehabilitation chances.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana provides substantial funding for remediation, testing, and non-English speaking programs.
2025 Legislature NE, Nebraska
Legislators discuss the merits of increasing term limits to enhance legislative experience.
Department of Agriculture, State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Colorado
I Matter provides six free youth counseling sessions live or remotely, parent-free sign-up allowed.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Conferees examined funding and policy provisions in Senate Bill 2003, including tuition caps, capital projects, oversight studies and University of North Dakota facility repairs; no formal votes were recorded during the meeting.
2025 Legislature NE, Nebraska
Pastor Kevin Johnson leads Nebraska legislature in prayer for guidance and unity.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Cities secure funding up to $5M annually for sports facilities through renewed tax areas.
Trousdale County, School Districts, Tennessee
School Board rescinds fee policy for homeschool student athletic participation after legal review
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana creates new funds to support career scholarship program administration and grants.
2025 Legislature NE, Nebraska
Senators Kavanaugh and Duncan address climate change's effect on storms and insurance costs.
2025 Legislature NE, Nebraska
Nebraska Legislature passes several bills, including LB 245 and LB 295, with emergency clauses.
Trousdale County, School Districts, Tennessee
B Ableton Tree School successfully nears completion of ELA and math assessments before celebrations.
2025 Legislature NE, Nebraska
Legislative Bill 635 advances with committee amendment regulating new combat sports in Nebraska.
Department of Agriculture, State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Colorado
Colorado AgrAbility leaders highlight achievements in behavioral health and community initiatives.
2025 Legislature NE, Nebraska
Legislature supports regulation of MMA events and improves veterans' benefits access.
2025 Legislature NE, Nebraska
Senator Dover advocates for a constitutional amendment to increase legislative term limits.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee discusses communities exceeding 4,500 cap excluding them from the original bill.
2025 Legislature NE, Nebraska
Senators discuss tax structure changes and budget concerns related to LB 9 on nicotine.
2025 Legislature NE, Nebraska
Multiple bills were advanced or passed on final reading during the session. The list below summarizes disposition and the clerk's recorded tallies where available; bills advanced on consent or final reading were included even when debate was minimal.
2025 Legislature NE, Nebraska
LB90 allows cities of the first class to choose not to assess adjacent property owners for certain improvement district projects if the city has other funding available, aligning first-class cities with options already available to other municipal classes.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Board implements new rules for public meeting transparency and record accessibility.
2025 Legislature NE, Nebraska
Senators advanced LB183 with a committee amendment to (1) let the State Treasurer’s Unclaimed Property Division publish required newspaper notices any time during the year, rather than during a fixed March 1–10 window, and (2) restrict commercial "finders" from obtaining unclaimed property records for reproduction.
Department of Agriculture, State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Colorado
War Horse Ranch enhances equine therapy and introduces honey sales to support veterans.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana creates economic development reserve to fund industry expansion and workforce training.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
A legislative conference committee agreed to amend Senate Bill 2,390 to raise the population cutoff for eligibility in the Rural Catalyst Grant Program from 3,000 to 4,500 and approved the change by roll call. Lawmakers left final funding decisions for the program to be resolved Monday.
2025 Legislature NE, Nebraska
LB519 would allow incarcerated people to request independent confirmatory lab testing of suspected contraband drugs after DOC field tests; committee amendment requires inmates to pay if the confirmatory test remains positive. The bill advanced unanimously from committee and was placed on consent.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Transportation Department secures funding for local road condition data management and research programs.
2025 Legislature NE, Nebraska
Lawmakers advanced LB635 to authorize the Nebraska Athletic Commission to regulate professional bare‑knuckle fighting, MMA on ice and Muay Thai; committee amendment removed slap fighting from the authorized list.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
State treasurer creates investment pool for efficient fund management and distribution.
2025 Legislature NE, Nebraska
The Legislature advanced LB215, a narrowed 'second chance' commutation process that adds the Parole Board as an advisory step for long‑term incarcerated people seeking commutation. The amendment removing an automatic 'clean slate' provision passed before moving the bill forward.
Trousdale County, School Districts, Tennessee
FBLA chapter secures top placements with students advancing to nationals in California.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana's office to seek federal approval for senior drug access program under Medicaid waiver.
2025 Legislature NE, Nebraska
The Nebraska Legislature passed LB9, creating a wholesale excise tax on alternative nicotine products including nicotine pouches, after several hours of debate over tax fairness and public health. The bill passed on final reading following a failed attempt to delay consideration.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana University system secures funding for essential university expenses and retirement contributions.
Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Legislators discuss budget framework focusing on transparency and fiscal responsibility amid uncertainties.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee scrutinizes funding for new housing facility amid existing state services.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana implements new tax rates for cigarettes and tobacco products starting July 2025.
Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Supporters urge state funding to enhance early childhood programs and public defense resources.
Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Coalition seeks funding to strengthen public health response and enhance local capabilities.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Commission will assess postsecondary career education needs and report on student persistence rates.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee unanimously passes motion for $2 million in Medicaid funding for ambulance services.
Trousdale County, School Districts, Tennessee
The Board of Education approved a preliminary general-purpose school budget to send to the county commission that includes a proposal to increase the district's starting teacher salary to $50,000 and planned raises for other staff and coaching supplements.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana universities secure funding for essential repair and rehabilitation efforts across campuses.
Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Dawn Russ emphasizes Glendale's establishment in 1883 and incorporation in 1901.
Department of Agriculture, State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Colorado
Team members share wins in behavioral health and suicide prevention across Colorado's Eastern Plains.
Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Oregon proposes $25 million investment to enhance early childhood literacy resources statewide.
Department of Agriculture, State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Colorado
Katherine discusses targeted suicide prevention strategies for rural communities and agricultural workers.
Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Students urge lawmakers to invest in public university resources and address student needs.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
The commission outlines plans for 2026 commemorations and public engagement efforts.
Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Oregon stakeholders call for action against proposed Medicaid cuts impacting vulnerable populations.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Department sets stipends for recognition, exemplary, and exemplary plus teaching designations.
Trousdale County, School Districts, Tennessee
Following legal advice and consultation with TSSAA, the Trousdale County Board of Education voted 3–1 to rescind a prior board action that had authorized a fee for homeschool students to participate in school athletics.
Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
District requests funding to meet NPDES permit requirements after costs surged to $60M.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Evansville and Allen County update tax area regulations for local facilities and taxes.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Senators discuss restoring Anne Carlson's funding after revealing gaps in communication and understanding.
Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Andrew Stork stresses the need for better funding and reduced turnover in public defense.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana approves significant funding for veteran services and higher education support.
Department of Agriculture, State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Colorado
New short-term therapeutic model enhances clinician engagement with agricultural communities across 18 states.
Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Parent highlights the challenges of providing full-time care for autistic son with epilepsy.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Purdue University outlines significant funding allocations for multiple departments and campuses.
Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Smart Reading urges lawmakers to support grant funding to improve literacy for Oregon children.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Parents can establish Career Scholarship Accounts for eligible high school students by deadline.
Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
KCC requests $2.5M to enhance support services for students in Klamath Falls.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Legislators approve fund to support investor education and enforce securities regulations.
Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Bridal Fix urges full funding restoration for Oregon's STEM and CTE hub network.
Trousdale County, School Districts, Tennessee
A bus driver appealed to the Trousdale County Board of Education to restore paid sick, personal and inclement-weather days that were removed when daily driver pay was raised; the board voted against reinstating paid inclement-weather days for 2025–26 and did not authorize retroactive reimbursement.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana's new electronic cigarette tax requires retailers to collect and remit 30% tax.
Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
KCC leaders urge Oregon government to fund community colleges to support underserved students.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Governor and budget agency authorize budget allocations for education and revenue collection.
Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Advocates urge support for climate initiatives and community corrections budget in Oregon.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Gary city council plans to officially end Chicago-Gary Regional Airport Authority compact on January 1, 2026.
Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Coos Art Museum calls for support of HB 3191 to enhance accessibility in Downtown Coos Bay.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana allocates funds for House and Senate salaries and operational expenses starting July 2025
Department of Agriculture, State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Colorado
Coalition explores funding strategies and measures for rural suicide prevention efforts.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Council seeks to eliminate health care trust fund and clarify repayment timelines.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Board approves funding for literacy, STEM, and innovative education programs to enhance performance.
Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Oregon Child Development Coalition and Klamath Community College plan a new early learning center.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
State Budget Committee allocates $300 million for Financial Responsibility and Opportunity Growth Fund.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
New rules clarify conditions and procedures for Indiana Education Savings Accounts for eligible students.
Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Springfield education leaders push for complete funding and support for part-time college staff.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana allocates significant funds for correctional facilities and juvenile detention alternatives
Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Legislators urged to maintain funding for child advocacy and increase higher education resources.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana DNR plans technology funding for interoperable EMS dispatch systems by July 2025.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Storage operator confirms carbon dioxide stability and completes reclamation work for closure.
Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Samantha Fenner urges funding approval for educational support at Klamath Lake Cares.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana establishes a program to aid adults in developing employability and career skills.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana sets guidelines for Medicaid drug rebates effective July 1, 2025.
Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Community leaders urge funding for healthcare workforce, education, and family support initiatives in Oregon.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana allocates $169M for state psychiatric hospitals and addiction services in new budget.
Department of Agriculture, State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Colorado
Representative Johnson saves $50 funding for rural farmers' therapy program for two years.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana sets up carbon dioxide storage facility trust fund to manage sequestration projects.
Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
City struggles with unusable reservoirs, risks losing water supply during emergencies.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Agencies to provide access to meeting recordings for 90 days after meetings.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana creates fund to support plan reviews for health care construction projects by 2025
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee members review substantial budget increases for safe havens and crisis services.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana Budget Agency establishes new reimbursement limits for travel expenses effective July 2025
Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
City leaders prioritize municipal water to combat failing wells and support community growth.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Local health boards in Indiana must follow strict rules for fund allocation and contracts.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana creates funds for election administration and technical oversight effective July 2025.
Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Patty Adair advocates for final funding to improve Terrebonne's failing sanitation systems.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana allocates funding for public safety and victim assistance programs for fiscal years 2025-2027.
Department of Agriculture, State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Colorado
Therapists highlight personal and professional wins during a Colorado behavioral health meeting.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Department mandates career scholarship alignment with approved apprenticeship programs starting July 2025
Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Tia Ondman details Lost River FFA's contributions to community agricultural education and food production.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Department mandates application details for carbon dioxide pipeline construction in Indiana.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
The Indiana budget agency will administer a new fund supporting economic and public health initiatives.
Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Multiple Klamath Basin jurisdictions, including South Suburban Sanitation District, Crescent Sanitary District and the City of Shady Cove, asked Ways and Means for state aid to comply with permits, replace failing wells and avoid large rate hikes.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Therapeutics committee formed to improve Indiana's risk-based managed care and claims processes.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana economic development corporation to assess Learning and Training Center project viability.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
State board establishes recommendations for employment training and technical education funding
Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Klamath Community College leaders and partners told the Joint Ways and Means Committee they need state funding for operating support, a new cosmetology facility, and a proposed 14‑classroom early learning center tied to KCC.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Senators discuss ambulance service reimbursement rates and funding priorities for Medicaid programs.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Excess funds will enhance economic growth reporting and grant distribution for innovation districts.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana funds crucial training and operational expenses for toxicology and law enforcement academies.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Alaska bill aims to prohibit specific color additives in public school meals
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Alumni will select trustees for three-year terms starting each July.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
State approves funding for county jail maintenance and reimbursement of convicted felons' costs.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Alaska bans free insurance promotions and outlines new regulatory framework effective January 2026
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana increases tobacco tax rates and introduces a tax on closed system cartridges.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana budget includes funding for agriculture, food banks, and environmental management programs.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
New bill sets standards for health insurance wellness rewards and alternative options.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Governor outlines board member appointments emphasizing political diversity and regional representation
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The committee passed a motion to restore $750,000 in juvenile justice funding.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Commissioners allocate funds for public defense, adult guardianship, civil legal aid programs
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana applies for Medicaid waiver to enhance prescription drug access for low-income seniors
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana State Board details funding allocation for secondary and postsecondary career education.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Supreme Court establishes pilot program for at-risk youths in Indiana's urban and rural counties
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana General Assembly expands dual credit access for all students by 2027.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
City of South Bend designates tax area for hotels and event facilities beginning July 2025
Department of Agriculture, State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Colorado
Working-group members reported local program activity including Larimer County Coffee Break, a Farm Bureau voucher program preserved from a proposed cut, and new CDA web resources and an RFP for an Ag Behavioral Health Summit.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana allocates funds for waste management and environmental programs in upcoming fiscal years
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana's legislative agency will review tax incentives for efficacy and economic impact.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana funds animal disease diagnostic labs and grants for school safety and bullying prevention.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
The treasurer of state creates the ESA program fund to provide grants for students.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Senate seeks $1M for rural ambulance services amid recruitment challenges and funding debates.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana plans property tax incentives for qualified quantum computing facilities after January 2026.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana budget includes funding for road improvements and historic property maintenance.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana announces substantial budget appropriations for gaming, public safety, and local governance.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Commission allocates funds for diverse student grant programs prioritizing TANF-eligible applicants.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Alaska introduces legislation to exclude soft drinks from food stamp eligibility.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana modifies Gold Star family definitions and police salary categorization effective July 2025.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana announces funding for public transit programs and high-speed rail initiatives.
Department of Agriculture, State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Colorado
The group organized three subcommittees—best practices, gaps/data, and stakeholder engagement—and asked members to add their names to a shared goal spreadsheet; subcommittee meetings must be posted publicly if they are formal gatherings.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Alaska's health department requests USDA waiver to implement new food program regulations by 2027
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The conference committee shifted approximately $2.214 million for coordinated immunization purchasing (an IT project previously funded by COVID dollars) from ongoing to one-time funding at the department’s request; committee recorded a 5-0-1 vote on the change.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana appropriates $78 million for Department of Natural Resources operating expenses for FY 2025-2026.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
State appropriates funds for museums, veteran assistance, and energy development in Indiana.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
SB 184 details funding and repayment structure for school construction by municipalities.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Department to forgive penalties for qualifying taxpayers under new amnesty initiative.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Budget Committee supports $82.5 million for correctional and social service operations.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Municipalities get up to 70 percent reimbursement for school construction bond payments.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana establishes eligibility criteria for adult education program providers by 2025
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
The board establishes guidelines for agreements with innovation network charter schools effective June 30, 2023.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
New regulations outline bond reimbursement for school projects exceeding $200,000.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Governor and state officers must report yearly travel expenses to budget committee.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
State allocates $1.6 billion for highway maintenance and airport development in budget plan.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Legislators finalize $20M allocation for school projects with significant student growth.
Department of Agriculture, State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Colorado
Colorado will fund short-term clinician training designed for agricultural producers; the working group heard a presentation on the LandLogic clinical model and plans for culturally tailored training for tribal and Spanish-speaking communities in future years.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana budget agency approves $40M fund transfers for addiction services and education.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
State approves funding for 8,800 adult learners across various charter schools.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Members discussed restoring $2 million for a critical access hospital networking grant (Roughrider network/Anne Carlson) and a motion to increase funding was introduced and later withdrawn to allow more time for information review.
Maui County, Hawaii
Discussion highlights declining interest in county jobs among youth amid funding for Lipo Apartments.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana allocates $736 million for construction and essential state services in biennial budget.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
School corporations must publicly acknowledge state fiscal deficiencies at governing body meetings.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana treasurer can freeze accounts of career scholarship students for noncompliance by July 2026.
Maui County, Hawaii
Local contractors challenge Maui Bill 54 citing loss of competition and increased costs.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
New penalties effective July 1, 2025, enforce compliance in carbon dioxide storage.
Maui County, Hawaii
Maui food bank supports locals with fresh produce amidst food insecurity and economic struggles.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana establishes pilot program to improve services for at-risk children by December 1.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana creates fund to support studies on psilocybin and ibogaine for mental health treatments.
Maui County, Hawaii
Testifiers urge County Council to approve Bill 49 for OCS staff wage improvements.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana updates tax credit claiming rules for pass-through entities, effective January 2025.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Operators must obtain UIC Class VI permits for carbon dioxide injection projects in Indiana.
Maui County, Hawaii
Resident expresses concerns over financial credits and urges support for county employee housing.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana mandates post-tenure faculty reviews to ensure productivity starting July 2025
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Conference members approved Senate language that includes $200,000 for a housing project to help people with extraordinary medical needs (often referred to as the Matt Schwartz amendment); the vote was 5-1 after members sought more information about program structure and who would own or operate facilities.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana mandates school corporations to allocate 62% of tuition support for teacher salaries.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana allocates $3 million to support sports and capital improvements in Allen County.
Maui County, Hawaii
Council members discuss conditions for accepting Section 8 vouchers in housing developments.
Department of Agriculture, State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Colorado
The Behavioral Health Administration described its five priorities, a July 1 planned BASO launch, a new performance hub and local liaison program to improve behavioral health access and coordination across Colorado.
Maui County, Hawaii
Council chair Lee leads successful motion to address employee salary equity concerns
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana creates structured salary matrix for capitol police and allocates security grants to schools.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana designates $700,000 yearly for security grants to nonpublic schools at risk.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana enacts tax rules, amnesty program targeting increased taxpayer liabilities starting mid-2025.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana mandates grants for schools based on dual credit and honors program completions.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
New fund aims to improve technology and public access under Indiana secretary of state.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana DOT secures federal funding for highway projects and local government support.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana's budget earmarks major funds for stadium lease and housing infrastructure development.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana University plans $250 million funding for medical education across seven campuses.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
New tax credit system in Indiana incentivizes logistics and qualified investments effective July 2025
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
State budget designates significant funds for road construction, maintenance, and improvement projects.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Members debated re-labeling a $5-per-day basic care rate addition as one-time funding and replacing $1.448 million of general fund with the health care trust fund; committee sought more information and agreed in principle to the accounting change, with next steps assigned to HHS for cost figures and the ongoing study referenced in SB 2271.
Department of Agriculture, State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Colorado
The Office of Suicide Prevention presented county-level data showing higher rural suicide rates and described the Colorado National Collaborative and local prevention strategies such as the gunshot project, COMET trainings and targeted outreach to farm communities.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
New Indiana law creates fund to reimburse eligible parents of nonpublic school students.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
State legislation enables grants for school security enhancements and emergency preparedness programs.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
New funding calculations for career and technical education take effect after June 2024.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana's budget provides substantial funding for mental health and addiction treatment services.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana institutions required to conduct degree program reviews every seven years
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
State Board mandates comprehensive plan for secondary level career and technical education in Indiana.
Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
Connecticut officials prioritize tram revenue and evaluate lake marina project funding.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana allocates significant funding for scholarships and workforce initiatives in the biennium budget.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana appropriates funds for family services and regional economic development through 2027.
Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
Milford plans a $9.9M capital request to renovate and expand its technical education programs.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
State updates funding calculation for technical education based on enrollment and program type
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana allocates $42M to development and pension funds following tax revenue distributions.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana allocates FY 2025-2026 budget for educational programs across multiple universities.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana allocates over $35 million for law enforcement and victim support in new budget.
Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
Officials seek funding for transit vehicles, FAA projects, and railroad maintenance efforts.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Health department allocates funds to minority health initiatives and local health partnerships
Town of Southborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Committee discusses funding for additional bench to support ADA trail accessibility.
Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
State requests additional funding to address contamination at New Hampshire Plating Company site.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana allocates significant funds for substance abuse programs and election integrity measures.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana allocates funds for health services including opioid intervention and veteran support.
Town of Southborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Southborough committee emphasizes ongoing project focus while confirming support for Beewalt Trail.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana establishes funding method for early graduation awards starting July 1, 2026.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Treasurer establishes criteria for freezing Educational Savings Accounts due to noncompliance.
Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
Department seeks funding for essential projects amid $1 billion deferred maintenance backlog.
Town of Southborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Fay School volunteers will assist in cleanup efforts along Peninsula Tree Trail this Earth Day.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana allocates funds to enhance student enrollment and performance in STEM programs.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The HB1012 conference committee approved a motion to increase Medicaid reimbursement rebasing for ambulance services by $2 million (split $1M general fund, $1M federal), adopting the Senate position by a 6-0 vote after discussion about rural provider recruitment and current North Dakota rates.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana allocates funds for business promotion, workforce training, and community development initiatives
Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
State Transportation Department seeks funding for ongoing maintenance of North Coast freight line.
Town of Southborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Committee plans bidding for bridge project while discussing steel tariffs and volunteer trail building.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana establishes new criteria for choice scholarships to assist eligible low-income households
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana launches initiative to reward teachers impacting student outcomes through grant funding.
Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
House funding secures new elevator to replace outdated Glencliff Home transport system.
Town of Southborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Parking paving at Peninsula Trail finished, signage installation expected by May 6.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Parents can establish education scholarship accounts for eligible students by September 1 each year.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Child Services Administration launches regional pilot programs to enhance legal support for children.
Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
State Treasurer Monica Mizzapelli reviewed the state’s debt‑affordability calculation, Moody’s comparators and the debt study used to project pressure from additional bonding, telling the Senate committee there is capacity but caution around large increases amid revenue uncertainty.
Town of Southborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Students completed the assembly of five benches for a community project.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana prioritizes Medicaid placements in new community settings for developmental disabilities.
Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
New Hampshire Fish and Game told the Senate Capital Budget Committee it needs $350,000 in capital funds to replace a 30+-year-old backhoe used statewide, and the agency’s executive director said the department temporarily paused a small derby fish‑matching program this year while hatchery capacity and budgets are reassessed.
Town of Southborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Local residents suggest assembling benches from recycled plastic along the reservoir trail.
2025 House Enrolled Bills, 2025 Enrolled Bills, 2025 Bills, Indiana Legislation Bills, Indiana
Indiana allocates funding for multiple health programs in FY 2025-2026 budget.
Town of Southborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Committee chair Kat McKee told the Trails Committee April 24 that the committee is not able to take on the BeeWalt (BWALT) Trail project this year because its current Peninsula boardwalk project remains unfinished. McKee said a published article that said Southborough opposed BeeWalt was inaccurate.
Metropolitan Council, Agencies, Boards, & Commissions, Executive, Minnesota
Metro Transit launches project website and outreach campaign to inform riders about Blue Line changes
Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
McIntyre announces significant revenue growth and positive budget outlook for upcoming fiscal years
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The HB1012 conference committee voted unanimously to restore a $750,000 appropriation for juvenile justice diversion services and move the funding source from the general fund to the 457 account; HHS staff said dollars would flow to local providers, not department hires.
Town of Southborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Committee members said students from the Fay School assembled five benches and that the Rotary Club and Appalachian Mountain Club volunteers will help with upcoming trail work. The committee discussed outreach, a June 8 volunteer day, programming ideas and creating professional trail maps for kiosks and Google Maps listings.
Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
New budget proposes 22% cut, risking elimination of public arts grants in New Hampshire.
Town of Southborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The Trails Committee said April 24 that a structural-engineering question about bridge height relative to the 100-year flood level is delaying bid documents for the Peninsula boardwalk and bridge; the town is working with MWA and the engineer to resolve liability and design concerns.
Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
University leaders discuss administrative efficiencies and workforce development amid financial challenges.
Metropolitan Council, Agencies, Boards, & Commissions, Executive, Minnesota
Council addresses hiring improvements and service plans for light rail and bus operations.
Town of Southborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The Town of Southborough Trails Committee reported April 24 that paving for new parking at the Peninsula Trail is complete. The committee said signage for handicap spaces and placement of an ADA bench are next steps; the work also satisfied the committee’s MassTrails grant match, the chair said.
Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
Community College System adapts programs to meet New Hampshire workforce needs across all regions.
Town of Southborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Community scale leaders acknowledge challenges in meeting July deadline for project plan.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
A conference committee on House Bill 1229 voted 4-1 to accept Senate amendments that treat a presumed fleeing offense as a noncriminal traffic violation while referring a separate study of driver license points for later consideration. The measure now proceeds to each chamber's floor.
Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
New Hampshire Veterans Home plans to increase resident count and reduce staff vacancies.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Senate members propose studying changes to speeding fines and points system for safety.
Town of Southborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Southborough considers borrowing against future income from CPA housing funds for new projects
Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
Budget adjustments aim to enhance care facilities for increasing veteran residents.
Town of Southborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Southborough's MBTA compliance enables access to community catalyst grants for affordable housing projects.
Metropolitan Council, Agencies, Boards, & Commissions, Executive, Minnesota
City Council discusses strategies for efficient transit upgrades amid new funding opportunities.
Town of Southborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Committee plans to tour building for possible multifamily housing development on 1.1 acres.
Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
Senator raises concerns over funding cuts to substance use treatment under House Bill 2.
Town of Southborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
At a regular meeting, the Southborough Affordable Housing Trust discussed two near-identical proposals for a housing production plan, agreed to a follow-up meeting to finalize selection, reviewed potential acquisition targets including 66 Breakneck Hill Road, and noted roughly $998,000 available in trust funds. Trustees also voted to enter an exec.
Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
University leaders highlight critical state funding cuts threatening higher education stability in New Hampshire.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Senator emphasizes relevance of speed limit measures for Bill 1298 while seeking compromise.
Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
Attorney General addresses potential $7M budget cut affecting key victim support grants.
Metropolitan Council, Agencies, Boards, & Commissions, Executive, Minnesota
Metro Transit discusses $4.7B capital maintenance plan to enhance system reliability over six years.
Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
Commission chair raises concerns over new budget provisions affecting opioid funding contracts.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee reconsiders House Bill 1448, rejecting prior amendments to revert to 2000 version.
Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
House budget cuts threaten critical funding for child advocacy and internet crimes task force.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Lawmakers on the conference committee working on House Bill 1298 spent the meeting negotiating changes to speeding fines and driver-point assessments, discussed a proposed interim study of point assignments, and affirmed support in concept for 80 mph limits and variable speed-limit signs. No formal votes were recorded.
Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
Chancellor Rubinstein warns against tuition hikes that could harm student enrollment and finances.
Metropolitan Council, Agencies, Boards, & Commissions, Executive, Minnesota
Councillor discusses community impacts of Franklin LRT station activity during upcoming closures.
Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
The Lottery director told senators revenues and net returns have grown substantially since 2015 and that the Lottery will raise revenue guidance for the current and next two fiscal years.
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
The City of Dallas held a public bid opening April 25, 2025, listing bidders for one request for bid, one request for proposal and two competitive sealed proposals covering veterinary supplies, consulting services, OPEB actuarial services and Dallas Public Library serials administration.
Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
Maj. Gen. David Michalaitis told the committee the only House change to the governor’s budget for the Department of Military Affairs and Veteran Services was a proposed increase in burial fees for veteran dependents from $350 to $450.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Lawmakers boost funding to $100 million while reducing competition for local resources.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
A legislative conference committee voted to reconsider bill 14-48 and approved a motion to strip the 2001 and 2002 amendments, reverting the measure to its 2000 text and returning it to the Senate rather than to the House floor.
Grand Prairie, Dallas County, Texas
Grand Prairie prepares for USA women's cricket match and MLC corporate headquarters relocation.
Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
Commissioner Sarah Stewart said the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources met an 11% cut but the House’s larger 22% reduction and $300,000 annual back‑of‑budget cut would eliminate the Arts Council grants and reduce law‑enforcement and library match functions supported by general funds.
Grand Prairie, Dallas County, Texas
Lone Star Park opened its 2025 thoroughbred season on opening weekend; the track will stage 73 racing dates through July 13 with purses totaling millions and general admission starting at about $10, officials said. The track promotes close-up viewing and family‑friendly experiences.
Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
DOIT Commissioner Dennis Goulet told senators the House’s $5 million back‑of‑budget cut targeted shared services and would reduce on‑call and overtime support, lengthen project lead times and likely require layoffs among the centralized IT staff.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee increases funding for state fair safety from $600,000 to $800,000.
Grand Prairie, Dallas County, Texas
Major League Cricket (MLC) announced it will relocate its corporate headquarters from San Francisco to Grand Prairie and that Grand Prairie Stadium will host all matches of the 2025 MLC playoffs, including the championship final. The MLC season begins June 12; organizers cited prior international matches and an economic‑impact estimate.
Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
Attorney General John Formella said a House back‑of‑budget reduction of roughly $14.7 million would force cutting grants that fund Internet Crimes Against Children, child advocacy centers and VOCA‑funded victim services; he and the opioid commission chair flagged statutory limits on use of opioid abatement funds for non‑opioid purposes.
Grand Prairie, Dallas County, Texas
The May 3 Grand Prairie ballot includes the mayoral contest, two city council races, a quarter‑cent sales tax renewal for street repairs and two charter amendments: creation of deputy mayor pro tem and housekeeping language changes. Early voting runs April 22–29; election day polling is 7 a.m.–7 p.m.
Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
Chancellor and staff said community colleges serve tens of thousands of students and are aligned with state workforce needs; they urged the Senate to preserve funding for dual enrollment, workforce credentials and early childhood programs that the House partially reduced.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
A legislative conference committee reviewed changes to House Bill 1369, including raising per‑pupil payments from a 2-and-2 to a 3-and-3 formula, shifting about $100 million from foundation aid to school construction, a $20 million carve‑out for Air Force base projects, and raising public notice/bonding thresholds to $250,000. No final vote was on,
Grand Prairie, Dallas County, Texas
Grand Prairie hosts first USA women's cricket match against Zimbabwe and Major League Cricket headquarters relocation.
Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
Chancellor and Board chair told senators the House budget cuts would be unsustainable, citing enrollment declines, projected revenue gaps, and the system’s role in workforce development; they asked restoration to the governor’s level and for continued legislative partnership.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee evaluates funding proposal for recreational grants to park districts amid budget challenges
Grand Prairie, Dallas County, Texas
At a Thursday press conference, speakers said Major League Cricket will move its corporate headquarters from San Francisco to Grand Prairie. Grand Prairie Stadium is slated to host every game of the 2025 MLC playoffs, including the final, and will host a U.S. women’s international vs. Zimbabwe. Organizers and speakers highlighted past sellouts and,
Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
Officials told the Senate committee the home’s resident census and federal per‑diem revenue are rising but staffing shortages and aging infrastructure drive capital and budget requests; House and governor budgets align on most items but one transfer language is being sought.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
A conference committee agreed to raise state funding for safety and security infrastructure at the State Fair to $800,000 (a compromise between the House's $600,000 and the Senate's $1,000,000), included an emergency clause and a repeal of a maintenance prohibition (Section 5), and voted to give the bill a due-pass amended recommendation.
Stafford, Fort Bend County, Texas
Stafford awards posthumous recognition to Otis Brown and Jose Chaman for dedicated service.
Health, Human Services and Elderly Affairs, House of Representatives, Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
Primary care physicians express fatigue and consider quitting as demand continues to rise.
Stafford, Fort Bend County, Texas
Art and I joked while searching for food, settling on 30 tacos at Taco Bell.
Health, Human Services and Elderly Affairs, House of Representatives, Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
Medicaid program shifts funds to improve patient relationships and manage medication costs effectively
Stafford, Fort Bend County, Texas
City officials express condolences and gratitude for attorney Arp Patel's guidance and expertise.
Health, Human Services and Elderly Affairs, House of Representatives, Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
State officials highlight recruitment strategies to address healthcare provider shortages in rural areas.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee approves Senate change with a unanimous vote of 6-0.
Stafford, Fort Bend County, Texas
Police Chief attributes career progression to Art's advice and support during hurricane recovery.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee discussion reduced proposed recreation grants from $4.5 million to $3 million but did not include a breakdown between large and small communities; committee members said they were not supportive of adding local grants to the state budget.
Health, Human Services and Elderly Affairs, House of Representatives, Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
The program aims to reduce recidivism by providing medical services prior to release.
Stafford, Fort Bend County, Texas
Community members celebrate Art Pertile's legacy at his memorial service in Waco.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee discusses status of reserve related to contingency funding.
Health, Human Services and Elderly Affairs, House of Representatives, Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
Medicaid aims to improve practices and support physician-patient relationships in healthcare.
Health, Human Services and Elderly Affairs, House of Representatives, Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
Report shows 20% decline in primary care physician supply with rural areas most affected
Stafford, Fort Bend County, Texas
Stafford Council commemorates Al Portel for his invaluable friendship and legal guidance.
Health, Human Services and Elderly Affairs, House of Representatives, Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
The state initiates a reentry program to support incarcerated individuals in finding housing and employment.
Stafford, Fort Bend County, Texas
During the April 25 Stafford Weekly News broadcast, local officials and colleagues remembered the city's longtime city attorney, referred to in the program as Art, and the City of Stafford presented certificates of recognition posthumously to Public Works employees Otis Brown and Jose Reuben Chaman Sr.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Senator Cleary seeks funding adjustments for childcare services for children aged 0 to 3.
Health, Human Services and Elderly Affairs, House of Representatives, Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
The Health Professions Data Center presented 2022 licensing data showing a large increase in nurse practitioners (APRN) and modest physician growth, uneven primary‑care physician distribution and a net decline in dentists.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Sullivan, Begich, and Congress discuss critical matters impacting Alaska.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Senate proposes $5.5 million for programs while facing pushback on funding levels.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Secretary Burgum initiates efforts to open National Petroleum Reserve for oil and gas leasing
Health, Human Services and Elderly Affairs, House of Representatives, Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
Officials explained changes in the Medicaid care management contract and quality strategy including a mandatory 2% withhold tied to performance metrics, performance‑based auto‑assignment for new members, liquidated damages for contract noncompliance, and required performance improvement projects.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Alaska lawmakers call for a larger federal share of Arctic oil and gas revenue.
Health, Human Services and Elderly Affairs, House of Representatives, Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
Division leaders said the state funded all quarter‑2 requests for developmental disabilities and children’s in‑home supports waivers, but some funded participants did not begin services because Medicaid eligibility was not completed or families deferred start dates.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Members of the conference committee on Senate Bill 2015 discussed corrections funding, including a plan to include a $1.5 million appropriation lifted from House Bill 1549 while striking a $25,000 line and related Section 8 language for a Native American reentry program; staff were directed to record consensus and produce a new long sheet.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee agrees to finance guardianship transition with split funding strategy for 2026.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Alaska legislators discuss conflicts over 90 percent mineral revenue share promised at statehood.
Health, Human Services and Elderly Affairs, House of Representatives, Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
Officials described the new Community Reentry Program under New Hampshire’s 1115 Medicaid demonstration, saying it covers certain services before and after release for sentenced adults and youth and has enrolled initial participants at state facilities.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Alaska lawmakers call on Congress to honor revenue-sharing agreements for oil exploration.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
House Bill 27 aims to improve emergency medical response for stroke and heart attack in Alaska.
Judicial Council of California, Judicial, California
Judicial Council reports growth in diversity and new initiatives for small court support
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Committee moves to amend laws on relationships involving 16 and 17-year-olds
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee members discussed a proposal to set funding for expanded programs at $5,500,000, including $500,000 for coordinators and up to $300,000 for moving expenses; no formal vote was recorded and one member criticized the proposal.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee votes on funding while discussing juvenile justice service financial needs.
Judicial Council of California, Judicial, California
Members express dedication to utilizing court technology plan for ongoing justice advocacy.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Committee passes amendment keeping two-year separation in age of consent laws.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Senators debate the necessity of a state law for police chase policies in North Dakota.
Judicial Council of California, Judicial, California
Governor Newsom will address budget challenges and priorities in the upcoming May revise.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Lawmakers discuss age consent bill amendments regarding relationships with supervisors and minors.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee discusses reallocating Waterford funds to Best in Class program over effectiveness issues.
Judicial Council of California, Judicial, California
The Judicial Council approved a 2025-26 tactical plan for technology that sustains existing initiatives (electronic evidence management, branch-wide information security, digital core) and explicitly adds an emerging-technology program to explore responsible adoption of AI and related tools.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
House Bill 27 aims to establish a statewide care system for heart attacks and strokes in Alaska.
Judicial Council of California, Judicial, California
Members discuss court funding priorities emphasizing cybersecurity and electronic evidence improvements.
Judicial Council of California, Judicial, California
The council approved updated weighted-caseload parameters based on a 2024 time study of court staff, including new case weights for mental-health certifications and CARE Act cases and an updated work-year value reflecting increased leave and an added holiday.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
House Bill 101 aims to raise Alaska's age of consent from 16 to 18 years.
Judicial Council of California, Judicial, California
Presenters discuss improving equity in treatment courts through data and best practices.
Judicial Council of California, Judicial, California
The Judicial Council approved recommendations from its Collaborative Justice Courts Advisory Committee to encourage adult collaborative courts to use equity assessment tools and technical assistance to address racial disparities, with the committee to implement a pilot using existing resources.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
House Bill 27 would mirror Alaska's trauma system to create a voluntary statewide designation, protocols and data collection for time-sensitive heart attack and stroke care. EMS leaders, an emergency physician and the American Heart Association testified in support. The committee set an amendment deadline of April 29, 2025 at 5 p.m.
Judicial Council of California, Judicial, California
Judicial Council endorses 10 substantive proposals for court procedures and data security measures.
eHealth Commission, Governor's Boards and Commissions, Organizations, Executive, Colorado
COSHI aims to enhance secure data exchange for Colorado's healthcare services.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
On April 25, 2025 the Alaska House Finance Committee voted to advance House Bill 101, which would raise the age of consent from 16 to 18. The committee adopted two amendments: one expanding the close-in-age exemption for 16- and 17-year-olds and one preserving a two-year exception where the older person holds a position of authority. The bill was (
Judicial Council of California, Judicial, California
Commission expands funding for civil legal services to assist low-income Californians significantly.
eHealth Commission, Governor's Boards and Commissions, Organizations, Executive, Colorado
COSHI develops data sharing and use agreements to enhance healthcare provider coordination in Colorado.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee members discuss gap funding strategies to prevent teacher layoffs and support education.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Lawmakers evaluate funding options for a critical behavioral health facility in Grand Forks.
Judicial Council of California, Judicial, California
Judge Winn appreciates new jury instructions and notes increased diversity in juror compensation program.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Legislators discuss concerns over due process and equal protection in dividend seizure bill.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Wilcox expresses commitment to balancing public health and economic growth in Alaska's cannabis sector
Judicial Council of California, Judicial, California
Justice Adrian Grover and Judge Jeffrey Ross lead efforts to improve jury service clarity.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Committee discusses privacy protections in Governor Dunleavy's mobile driver's license legislation.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
House Bill 178 aims to protect Alaskans from medical debt discrimination in employment and housing.
Judicial Council of California, Judicial, California
Judges introduce implicit bias instructions to educate jurors and reduce defensive reactions.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Grama highlights funding strategies for restorative justice services from inmate dividends.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Board members address access to mental health care and AI's role in counseling.
Judicial Council of California, Judicial, California
Celebration of public service recognition week begins May 4 to honor 20000 public servants.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
The House Judiciary Committee voted 5-1 April 25 to move House Bill 137, which would allow the state to apply for a Permanent Fund Dividend (PFD) on behalf of eligible residents behind on child support who have not filed their own PFD applications. Committee debate focused on equal protection and due-process concerns; legislative legal counsel said
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Representative Genevieve Mina introduced House Bill 178 to ban furnishing and reporting of medical debt to credit agencies and to prevent landlords and employers from using medical debt as an eligibility factor; patient advocates and consumer groups told the committee the change would reduce financial harm, while some legislators questioned lender/
Judicial Council of California, Judicial, California
The Legal Services Trust Fund Commission told the Judicial Council that grant funding has expanded substantially in recent years, with the commission administering roughly $313 million in 2025 to legal aid and public defender programs and highlighting homelessness-prevention, CARE Court and equal-access partnership grants.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
The House Judiciary Committee moved House Bill 180 out of committee April 25 after a brief presentation by a Department of Administration liaison. The bill would allow the commissioner to issue mobile driver's licenses and add privacy and limited-liability protections for law enforcement handling them.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee members address tax cap and evaluate $17 million gap funding for school districts.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
The House Labor and Commerce Committee took testimony from more than a dozen gubernatorial appointees on April 25, 2025, pressing nominees about qualifications and policy priorities for boards that license professions from public accountants to counselors, veterinarians and engineers.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Lawmakers discuss hospital budget, emphasizing bed capacity and committee decision-making authority.
Judicial Council of California, Judicial, California
Advisory committees reported on ongoing plain-language work for KC and CALCRIM instructions, new implicit-bias jury guidance, and multiple juror-experience initiatives including orientation videos, per-diem pilot programs and online services for jurors.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Elaine Border joins to improve mental health strategies following a recommendation by Rachel Buddy Young.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
SB 96 expands tax credits for corporate childcare benefits and support without raising tax cap.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Representative Vance questions fairness and legal implications of Alaska's child support debt plan.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Miss Martin addresses counselor shortage and telehealth accessibility challenges in Alaska.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Bergler highlights child care crisis and economic impact on Alaska's workforce and businesses.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Committee discusses House Bill 137 aimed at improving financial accountability for child support orders.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Representative Mina queries the importance of medical debt for evaluating financial suitability.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
SB 95 seeks to increase child care assistance eligibility to support struggling families statewide.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Lawmakers discuss potential constitutional issues of seizing dividends for child support debts
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Doctor Gerlach transitions to Alaska Veterinary Board after serving as state veterinarian and in fisheries.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
The bill promotes private sector childcare benefits to support economic growth in Alaska.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
House Bill 180, a mobile driver’s license measure from the governor, moved from the House Judiciary Committee on April 25 with no recorded objection. Committee testimony described privacy protections for citizens and limited liability protections for officers.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Lawmakers explore medical debt's impact on credit scores and employment decisions in Alaska
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee members discuss property tax implications and the need for school funding stability.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Megan Wallace explains three curative bills to address SB 189's legal uncertainties.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Dowdy seeks to reduce CPA credit requirements and tackle accountant shortages in Alaska.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
The House Judiciary Committee voted 5-1 April 25 to move House Bill 137 out of committee. The bill would permit the state to file Permanent Fund Dividend (PFD) applications on behalf of Alaskans who owe child support and have not filed their own applications; supporters said it would help children owed support, while opponents raised constitutional
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
A six-member conference committee on House Bill 1012 advanced multiple Department of Human Services budget items on motions that drew unanimous support on several technical line items, while members spent extended time debating funding and scope for a new state hospital and several behavioral-health facility grants.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Shafer urges Senate Bill 95 to improve childcare access for working families in Kotzebue
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Committee discusses House Bill 178 to shield Alaskans from medical debt affecting credit scores.
Appropriations, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Senate discusses implications of property tax cap proposals and state funding responsibilities.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Capozzi highlights childcare access issues hindering Alaska's workforce participation and economic growth.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
House Bill 178 by Representative Mina targets medical debt challenges faced by Alaskans.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Committee evaluates legislative amendments to mitigate Representative Eastman's litigation risks
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
A conference committee on House Bill 1176 provisionally supported a 3% cap on the 60 mills of school levies and asked Department of Public Instruction staff to draft amendment language and updated cost estimates, while agreeing to exclude certain levies such as tuition funds from the cap.
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
The Finance Committee held a first hearing April 25 on SB96, which would let employers claim tax credits for investments in child care (including on‑site facilities or payments to employees) against a set of existing state taxes. Supporters called it a workforce incentive; committee members asked which employers would qualify and how the credit’s 7
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
Senators held a first hearing April 25 on SB95, a curative re‑enactment intended to expand child‑care assistance eligibility (raising the threshold cited in the bill to 105% of state median income) and other program changes. Supporters, including statewide child‑care providers and the Alaska Chamber, urged passage and budget support; staff cautions
2025 Legislature Alaska, Alaska
On April 25 in Juneau the Senate Finance Committee held a first hearing on Senate Bill 97, a proposal to create a state-run big‑game guide concession permit program intended to reduce hunter conflicts and support wildlife conservation. The bill is part of a package of "curative" measures tied to litigation over last year’s omnibus bill, SB189.
Appropriations, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
The Senate Appropriations Committee gave a do-pass recommendation to House Bill 1168 as amended, increasing the primary-residence property tax credit and expanding eligible levies, but left complex school-funding and 3% cap questions for conference committee work.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Sherry Anderson explains $1.5M budget for PRC marketing and technology improvements.
Appropriations, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
The Senate Appropriations Committee amended and advanced House Bill 1005, the state treasurer's budget, removing a proposed transfer of unclaimed property, adding limited salary-equity funding, reducing a CO2 pipeline payment estimate and approving an emergency clause to accelerate one-time IT spending.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Senate Bill 2093, which would exclude a surviving spouse's law-enforcement benefit from taxable income, was raised for future consideration; committee members asked staff to schedule further review.
Agriculture, Water, Natural Resources & Parks, Senate, Legislative Sessions, Washington
Senate Ag and Natural Resource Committee confirms Anderson, Linville, and Garcia's gubernatorial appointments.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
At a conference committee on House Bill 1006, lawmakers reviewed Senate changes that would add reclassification and equity pay adjustments for the state tax department and a $1.5 million one-time general fund allocation for promotion and technology tied to the primary residence tax credit; final dollar amounts for related credits remain pending.
Agriculture, Water, Natural Resources & Parks, Senate, Legislative Sessions, Washington
In a brief executive session, the Washington State Senate Agriculture, Water, Natural Resources & Parks Committee voted to recommend confirmation of James Anderson (SGA 09/1941), Molly Linville (SGA 09/1942) and Victor Garcia (SGA 09/1943); recommendations were recorded as subject to signatures.
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
Dallas announces bid results for veterinary supplies and consulting services on April 25, 2025.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Senate altered funding mechanisms to enhance school construction resources in Grand Forks.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Senator highlights Grand Forks' chances for federal funding in upcoming biennium.