(The Center Square) - Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin called a lawsuit against the LEARNS Act political, while the plaintiffs in the suit said the case is a constitutional question in briefs filed Tuesday.
(The Center Square) – Approximately 75% of the University of Missouri’s 5,000 freshmen in 2022 received some type of merit-based scholarship, the institution reported.
(The Center Square) – Audiences and strategy differ as the North Carolina battleground gets a June warming for the 2024 presidential race with nearly synchronous visits by President Joe Biden, former President Donald Trump, former Vice President Mike Pence and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.
(The Center Square) – After a month-long review, the New Hampshire Senate is slated to vote Wednesday on its version of a trimmed-down biennium budget of nearly $15.2 billion.
(The Center Square) — Chase Oliver sees an opening in the upcoming presidential race where voters of the two main parties are looking for viable alternatives.
(The Center Square) – What started as a man standing in a river fishing ended with the Colorado Supreme Court ruling he doesn’t have legal standing to sue to gain access to the water.
(The Center Square) – A bill that would prop up Vermont’s child care sector through a payroll tax is going to be vetoed, Gov. Phil Scott said.
(The Center Square) - Oregon State University will receive more than $642,000 from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to create a tool to diagnose invasive diseases in native plants.
(The Center Square) — South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster has renewed his call for state lawmakers to toughen the punishments for repeat criminals.
(The Center Square) – With the first round of briefs in the challenge to Illinois’ gun and magazine ban in front of the Seventh U.S. Circuit Court of Appeal, plaintiffs are preparing their filings.
(The Center Square) - Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin called a lawsuit against the LEARNS Act political, while the plaintiffs in the suit said the case is a constitutional question in briefs filed Tuesday.
(The Center Square) – Approximately 75% of the University of Missouri’s 5,000 freshmen in 2022 received some type of merit-based scholarship, the institution reported.
(The Center Square) – Audiences and strategy differ as the North Carolina battleground gets a June warming for the 2024 presidential race with nearly synchronous visits by President Joe Biden, former President Donald Trump, former Vice President Mike Pence and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.
(The Center Square) – After a month-long review, the New Hampshire Senate is slated to vote Wednesday on its version of a trimmed-down biennium budget of nearly $15.2 billion.
(The Center Square) — Chase Oliver sees an opening in the upcoming presidential race where voters of the two main parties are looking for viable alternatives.
(The Center Square) – What started as a man standing in a river fishing ended with the Colorado Supreme Court ruling he doesn’t have legal standing to sue to gain access to the water.
(The Center Square) – A bill that would prop up Vermont’s child care sector through a payroll tax is going to be vetoed, Gov. Phil Scott said.
(The Center Square) - Oregon State University will receive more than $642,000 from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to create a tool to diagnose invasive diseases in native plants.
(The Center Square) — South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster has renewed his call for state lawmakers to toughen the punishments for repeat criminals.
(The Center Square) – With the first round of briefs in the challenge to Illinois’ gun and magazine ban in front of the Seventh U.S. Circuit Court of Appeal, plaintiffs are preparing their filings.
(The Center Square) – Tax credits for workers and families advanced to the Pennsylvania House floor this week, setting the stage for a partisan showdown over the ballooning cost of incentive programs moving through the chamber.
