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    • LexisNexis® Business Insight Solutions Blog
    • 03-14-2019 | 14:50 PM
    • Author: Alyssa Vorhees
    Alyssa Vorhees
    The Benefits of Building a Competitive Crisis Plan

    For most communications and public relations professionals, crisis planning is a relatively standard tactic in the professional tool belt. While the timing of a crisis can’t always be predicted, PR leaders—together with management—frequently...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 03-15-2019 | 11:11 AM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Mississippi Magic Beans

    Most people would not spend $18,000 to save $200. Alas, the Mississippi Department of Public Safety is clearly not burdened with such fiscal sense. As the Jackson Clarion-Ledger reports , the DPS has recently spent $17,727.50 fighting an open records...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 03-15-2019 | 11:13 AM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    As Mayor, He May Not Be Baaaaad

    All hail Lincoln, a Nubian goat now known as His Honor the Mayor of Fair Haven, Vermont. Yes, as the Associated Press reports , Lincoln outlasted over a dozen other critters seeking the office, most notably a dog named Sammie, to win the final tally 13...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 03-15-2019 | 11:15 AM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    It’s Called Fair Play

    Since men get to constantly tell women how to manage their own bodies, Georgia state Rep. Dar’shun Kendrick thinks it’s time that women get to return the favor. In an email to colleagues she titled “Testicular ‘Bill of Rights’...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 03-15-2019 | 11:34 AM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    That's Just Gross

    Word is that tattoos are becoming less of a thing for the younger set these days. That’s probably a good idea given that some folks apparently think it is a good idea to get a tattoo on their eyeball. Yes, on their eyeball! Thankfully, Cornhusker...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 03-15-2019 | 11:40 AM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    The Local Front - March 18 2019

    ID House Approves HB 217 The IDAHO House approves HB 217 , a bill that would require a public vote on any public projects using urban renewal money. It moves to the Senate (IDAHO STATESMAN [BOISE]). 9th Circuit Court of Appeals Rejects Challenge...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 03-15-2019 | 11:43 AM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Social Policy - March 18 2019

    IA Supreme Court Upholds The IOWA Supreme Court upholds a lower court’s ruling that the Hawkeye State cannot deny Medicaid coverage for sex reassignment surgery. The court ruled that doing so would violate the state’s 2007 Civil Rights...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 03-15-2019 | 11:45 AM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Immigration - March 18 2019

    HI House Declines SB 557 The HAWAII House declines to take up SB 557 , a Senate-passed bill that would have made the Aloha State the third to become a so-called “sanctuary state,” which gives local law enforcement agencies the option to...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 03-15-2019 | 12:11 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Health & Science - March 15 2019

    FL House and Senate Approves SB 182 The FLORIDA House and Senate approve SB 182 , which would allow patients to smoke medical marijuana. It moves to Gov. Ron DeSantis (R), who pushed the measure and is expected to sign it right away (MIAMI HERALD)...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 03-15-2019 | 12:12 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Environment - March 18 2019

    NM House Endorses SB 76 The NEW MEXICO House endorses SB 76 , which would bar coyote-killing contests in the Land of Enchantment. It goes to Gov. Michelle Lujan Grishman (D) for consideration (NEW MEXICO POLITICAL REPORT).

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 03-15-2019 | 12:13 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Energy - March 18 2019

    NM Legislature Gives Final Approval to SB 489 The NEW MEXICO Legislature gives final approval to SB 489 , which would require all electricity from publicly regulated utilities to be obtained from renewable and carbon-free resources by 2045. It goes...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 03-15-2019 | 12:15 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Education - March 18 2019

    OR Senate Approves SB 664 The OREGON Senate approves SB 664 , a measure requiring schools to teach students about the Holocaust and other acts of genocide. It moves to the House (ASSOCIATED PRESS, LEXISNEXIS STATE NET).

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 03-15-2019 | 12:20 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Business - March 18 2019

    WA House Approves HB 1706 The WASHINGTON House approves HB 1706 , which would require Evergreen State employers to pay disabled workers the same $12 per hour minimum wage they pay other workers. The measure moves to the Senate (ASSOCIATED PRESS). ...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 03-15-2019 | 12:22 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Governors in Brief - March 18 2019

    EVERS SEEKS ROLLBACK OF WALKER-ERA WI WORK LAWS The budget proposed by WISCONSIN Gov. Tony Evers (D) would roll back several employment laws implemented under former Gov. Scott Walker (R), including a repeal of the state’s so-called “right...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 03-15-2019 | 12:23 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Murphy, NJ Lawmakers Reach Weed Legalization Deal

    After over a year of negotiation, New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy (D) and legislative leaders announced an agreement to legalize recreational marijuana use in the Garden State. The deal would establish a flat tax rate of $42 per ounce, which would stay...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 03-15-2019 | 12:24 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Newsom Pauses CA Death Penalty

    Calling capital punishment “ineffective, irreversible and immoral,” California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) signed an executive order on Tuesday all but abolishing the death penalty in the Golden State for the foreseeable future. Newsom joins...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 03-15-2019 | 12:31 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Politics in Brief - March 18 2019

    GA LEGISLATURE APPROVES SWITCH TO NEW VOTING MACHINES GEORGIA’s GOP-controlled General Assembly has passed a bill ( HB 316 ) providing for the adoption of new voting machines that utilize touchscreens and paper ballots for review by voters, sending...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 03-15-2019 | 12:33 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Pendulum Swing on Voting Rights?

    Over the past decade, many states, citing concerns about voter fraud, have enacted voting restrictions, such as photo ID requirements and early voting reductions. It looked as though voter purges would be the next phase of that movement, after the U.S...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 03-15-2019 | 12:36 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Budgets in Brief - March 18 2019

    TX SENATE APPROVES $8.4B IN ADDITIONAL SPENDING FOR FY 2019 The TEXAS Senate approved a supplemental FY 2019 appropriation of $8.4 billion for lingering expenses associated with Hurricane Harvey, school safety measures and the teacher retirement system...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 03-15-2019 | 12:37 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    IL Gov Proposes Graduated Income Tax

    Making good on a campaign promise, Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker (D) has proposed a graduated income tax that he says would generate $3.4 billion in revenue for the state while lowering taxes for 97 percent of its residents. “It’s wrong...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 03-15-2019 | 12:39 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    State Tax Officials Keeping Eye on Wealthy Former Residents

    With the first tax season since the federal tax overhaul now in full swing, the $10,000 cap on state and local tax, or SALT, deductions included in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act may have wealthy Americans in some high-tax states eyeing moves to cheaper locales...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 03-15-2019 | 12:40 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Most 5G Laws Enacted in Red States

    As of mid-February, 21 states had passed laws streamlining regulations for the deployment of 5G or small-cell technology. In 12 of those states, Republicans controlled both chambers of the legislature and the governor’s office when the laws were...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 03-15-2019 | 13:25 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Towers of Power: Federal, State and Local Governments Vie for Control of 5G

    The next generation of wireless technology, 5G, could bring major advancements in everything from entertainment to public safety. But federal, state and local governments are at odds over how that technology should be deployed and where regulatory authority...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 03-22-2019 | 10:29 AM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Trouble In Bloom

    It’s been an uncharacteristically rainy winter in California. Not a bad thing, as we natives know we’re always just a bad year or two from a big drought. The rain also produces wildflower “super blooms” in various remote locales...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 03-22-2019 | 10:31 AM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    A Burger For Me, Kibble For My Date

    Texas might be about to go to the dogs, and that’s not a bad thing. As the Wichita Falls Times Record News reports (say that three times fast!), the Lone Star State Senate passed a bill last week that would make it legal for eateries to allow dogs...

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