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South Dakota lawmakers kill effort to criminalize passive exposure of drugs to law enforcement

PIERRE — By one vote, a Senate committee killed a bill Thursday that would have made it a felony to unintentionally expose law enforcement to controlled...

Here’s what you need to know: Thursday, Jan. 25

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Here’s what you need to know: Thursday, Jan. 25

Increased teacher pay, I-70 funding among Parson’s legislative priorities Gov. Mike Parson delivered his final State of the State address Wednesday afternoon in the House chambers...

Can Mississippi strip felons, including tree thieves, of voting rights? Federal judges hear the case

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Can Mississippi strip felons, including tree thieves, of voting rights? Federal judges hear the case

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Bill would bar Nebraska schools from using collection agencies to pursue school lunch debt

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Bill would bar Nebraska schools from using collection agencies to pursue school lunch debt

As the share of students who qualify for free or reduced lunch programs across Nebraska continues to rise, so has the number of students carrying school...

Is this the year Massachusetts declares itself a sanctuary state?

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Is this the year Massachusetts declares itself a sanctuary state?

BOSTON ― Proponents of a bill proposing that Massachusetts become a “sanctuary state,” where the legal status of residents interacting with state and local law enforcement...

What to know about phase two of Governor Scott’s paid leave program for Vermont

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What to know about phase two of Governor Scott’s paid leave program for Vermont

Paid family and medical leave is almost here for millions more Vermonters. On Feb. 15, Gov. Phil Scott and insurance giant The Hartford will launch part...

Iowa man criminally charged, fired, still entitled to unemployment, judge rules

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Iowa man criminally charged, fired, still entitled to unemployment, judge rules

Clark Kauffman | Iowa Capital Dispatch A former state corrections officer has been awarded jobless benefits after being arrested for an alleged drunken incident involving his...

Maine’s transgender health care bill sparks right-wing meltdown over phantom kidnappings

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Maine’s transgender health care bill sparks right-wing meltdown over phantom kidnappings

A Maine bill aimed to protect transgender youth’s access to care triggers outlandish claims of child-snatching as right-wingers wage a war of words on the proposed...

State did not ‘intend’ to violate order to pause return-to-office mandate, Nebraska official testifies

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State did not ‘intend’ to violate order to pause return-to-office mandate, Nebraska official testifies

Download the new Journal Star News Mobile App An attorney representing Nebraska’s executive branch in its ongoing labor dispute with the state’s largest public employees union...

‘Too problematic to pass’: SD lawmakers kill bill that would block Summit pipeline

South Dakota2 years ago

‘Too problematic to pass’: SD lawmakers kill bill that would block Summit pipeline

Legislative will was not aligned with a bill intended to strengthen property rights for South Dakota landowners at the detriment of utility companies across the state....

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South Dakota lawmakers kill effort to criminalize passive exposure of drugs to law enforcement

Here’s what you need to know: Thursday, Jan. 25

Can Mississippi strip felons, including tree thieves, of voting rights? Federal judges hear the case

Bill would bar Nebraska schools from using collection agencies to pursue school lunch debt

Is this the year Massachusetts declares itself a sanctuary state?

What to know about phase two of Governor Scott’s paid leave program for Vermont

Iowa man criminally charged, fired, still entitled to unemployment, judge rules

Maine’s transgender health care bill sparks right-wing meltdown over phantom kidnappings

State did not ‘intend’ to violate order to pause return-to-office mandate, Nebraska official testifies

‘Too problematic to pass’: SD lawmakers kill bill that would block Summit pipeline

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