Indiana Transgender Bathroom Penalties Bill Facing Intense Scrutiny
Newly introduced legislation in the Hoosier State on gender restrictions for public facilities is the latest to emerge in state capitals around the nation.
These States Will Have the Highest Minimum Wages to Start 2016
A look at how state pay floors will compare to cost of living in each U.S. state next year.
Bill Would Limit Michigan’s Local Governments, Schools From Sharing Pre-Election Factual Info
Gov. Rick Snyder has remained mum on whether he’ll sign the legislation, which underwent last minute changes before winning approval from lawmakers.
State Government Revenue Outlook Looking Sluggish
A new brief from the State University of New York highlights demographic factors and slowing economic growth as reasons why sales and income taxes are expected to grow slowly in coming years.
New Census Estimates Give North Carolina Reasons to Tout Its Growth
The Tar Heel State has crossed the 10 million resident mark.
Feds Seek to Stop Multi-State Legal Fight Involving Colorado’s Marijuana Laws
The U.S. solicitor general is urging the Supreme Court to reject a joint lawsuit filed by Nebraska and Oklahoma against legalized weed across state lines.
As Pennsylvania Gambling Revenues Edge Upward, New Jersey Eyes More Casinos
The regional casino market is crowded and Garden State lawmakers are pushing a North Jersey plan with hopes of helping Atlantic City, too.
Reactor Shut Down at Controversial N.Y. Nuclear Power Plant
Gov. Andrew Cuomo calls for a state agency to investigate a possible electrical disturbance.
Legal Clash Looms Over Seattle Legislation to Organize Uber and Lyft Drivers
Even though Mayor Ed Murray declined to sign the City Council’s bill, it will become law anyway under the terms of the city’s charter. But will it survive a likely court challenge?
DSRC Technology Testing for Buses May Put Utah on Cutting Edge
The dedicated short range communications project for traffic signals in Salt Lake City could be a stepping stone toward preparing roads for "talking" cars.
Boston-Area Cities Join Forces
“City competitiveness is really regional competitiveness,” says Boston’s chief of economic development about new multi-jurisdictional compact.
How Minnesota Rebuilt Its Rainy Day Fund and Created Its Largest Budget Reserve in History
A first step for states planning for future economic downturns: “Lawmakers need to determine what exactly constitutes rain.”
Illinois Knocked by Researchers for Sub-Par Budgeting Practices
A new report offers up four budget-making principles and says the Land of Lincoln has not done well following any of them.
Civic Hackers Launch Toolset to Shed Light on Sacramento’s City Budget
A group affiliated with Code for America released a new suite of online apps this week, meant to help people explore the city’s revenue and spending.
Finances for Kansas City, St. Louis Could Be Hobbled by Legislation in Missouri
A GOP state senator wants to torpedo an important local tax the Show Me State’s two largest cities rely on for revenue.
Philadelphia Moves to Prepare for a ‘Warmer and Wetter’ Future
The city issues a new report on climate change, as 21 mayors from around the world sign a pledge in Paris, committing money to resiliency efforts.
Gambling's 'Big Trickle-Down' Boost or Simply a Way to Shuffle Economic Dollars Around?
Locals in a county in New York state's Southern Tier have welcomed expanded gambling in their community. But will it lift the fortunes for everyone?
Is America's Deficient Bridge Problem Getting Better or Worse?
Federal data show the number of "structurally deficient" bridges in the nation has declined since 2005. But about 60,000 still need critical repairs.
Comparing Kansas to Its Neighbors
Personal income estimates slid downward in 57 of the Sunflower State's 105 counties in 2014. But adjacent states didn't see similar declines.
Upstate New York Is Betting on More Casinos
With the number of casinos growing in the Northeast, can a new one thrive in the Empire State's Southern Tier?
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