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Partisan school board bill passes out of Indiana Senate, heads to Gov. Mike Braun’s desk
The partisan school board bill passed the Senate by one vote and heads to Gov. Mike Braun’s desk. The Senate voted 26-24 on Thursday to give final legislative approval to Senate Bill 287, which will require school board candidates to declare a political party when running in a general election.
State Sen. Sean Ryan and Assemblyman Jonathan Rivera are hoping the legislation will compel insurance companies to crack down ...
Letting the veto stand would mean “choosing to protect the business interests of billion-dollar tech companies over the ...
More: Power, money and finger-pointing: Gov. Braun picks a side in muddy health care price fight The Senate passed the ...
An Oregon bill that would eliminate a controversial wildfire hazard map moved a step closer to reality after it passed the ...
Lawmakers want to ensure that businesses and customers know that cash is still king in Oregon. The Oregon Senate passed a ...
The Oregon Senate voted Wednesday to shield patients’ medical debt from credit reports. Senate Bill 605, which passed the ...
The new version of House Bill 57, a House-approved bill requiring school districts to regulate student cellphone use, now ...
The Texas Senate passed a bill Thursday prohibiting local governments from providing direct financial assistance to their ...
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