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The project has become a poster child for growing opposition to city policies meant to spur denser home building.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes says she’s weighing whether to take the Trump administration to court to stop an immigration detention center from being built in Surprise.  The U.S. Department of Homeland Security last month purchased a massive 418,400-square-foot warehouse in the suburb northwest of Phoenix. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement later confirmed it would […]

A federal election security bill gaining traction in Congress wouldn’t affect North Dakota if it passes, according to the North Dakota Secretary of State’s Office. The SAVE America Act, as currently written, would require every American voter to provide proof of citizenship when they register to vote. Voters would also have to present valid photo […]

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(The Center Square) – A group of three bills dubbed the red tape reset aimed at cutting down on regulations in state government are expected to get a vote in the Wisconsin Senate on Wednesday. The set of bills include regulatory sunsetting, regulatory budgeting, a one rule per scope statement and a proposal challenging the validity of administrative rules. “These reforms are about unlocking human potential,” Sen. Julian Bradley, R-New Berlin, said in a statement to The Center Square. “A young entrepreneur with a great idea shouldn’t be buried under layers of bureaucracy before they even get started. We want Wisconsin to be a place where innovation can thrive.” There are currently 165,000 restrictions in state law with the sunsetting bill requiring all chapters of administrative code be reviewed, updated or allowed to expire every seven years. Bradley said in testimony that the large level of regulations “wastes more than just ink and paper; it wastes human potential.” The laws will require that, when a new rule adds costs for businesses, families or local governments, those costs must be offset. “Overregulation is a barrier to growth and innovation,” Bradley said. “I know that we can protect the public while also making it easier to live, work, and build a future here.” The single scope bill blocks allowing agencies to use a single scope statement to create multiple regulations over time. The challenge bill would require courts to award attorney fees and costs to plaintiffs who successfully challenge unlawful administrative rules. The Wisconsin Institute of Law and Liberty is an advocate for the bills and recently showed that a 20% reduction in regulatory restrictions in the state would increase Wisconsin’s economy by $23 billion by 2037.

Há pouco menos de um ano, no dia 30 de maio de 2025, a Comunidade Quilombola de Carapotós, em Caruaru, no agreste pernambucano, recebeu a certificação da Fundação Cultural Palmares. O reconhecimento marca um novo momento para os moradores do Sítio Carapotós, o início de uma trajetória ainda mais consolidada do processo de fortalecimento e […] O post A universidade que aprende com o quilombo apareceu primeiro em Marco Zero Conteúdo.

Incumbent Sergio Coronado and challenger Annette Griego say roads and drainage are among top priorities for voters in El Paso County’s Precinct 4 Democratic primary. The post Nurse practitioner challenges incumbent attorney for Precinct 4 county commissioner appeared first on El Paso Matters.

Over the last 30 years, the area has increasingly become home to large-scale confined animal feeding operations, commonly called CAFOs, which keep large numbers of animals in tight conditions. The post A Michigan dairy CAFO clash over manure digesters and clean water appeared first on Investigate Midwest.

The Metropolitan Development Commission hearing examiner will consider the proposal Feb. 12. The post Business owners oppose Martindale Brightwood data center appeared first on Mirror Indy.

Ao todo, 13 agremiações participam do concurso: oito no Grupo Especial e cinco no Grupo de Acesso Carnaval de BH: escolas de samba e blocos caricatos desfilam dia 16 e 17 na Av dos Andradas apareceu primeiro no Brasil de Fato.

An Iowa nursing home administrator criminally charged with stealing thousands of dollars from an elderly resident has agreed to refrain from practicing while an investigation is pending. Chelsi Ingles, 34, of Tipton, is facing charges of first-degree felony theft against an older individual, dependent adult abuse by exploitation, ongoing criminal conduct and tampering with records. […]

WASHINGTON — The head of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement declined during a U.S. House hearing Tuesday to apologize to the families of Alex Pretti and Renee Good, the victims of fatal shootings by immigration officers in Minneapolis last month. Top Trump administration officials, including Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, had said both Minneapolis residents […]

Energy Saver North Carolina, a federally funded program targeting home efficiency, is now available to eligible applicants in all 100 counties.

WASHINGTON — Democratic governors headed to an annual bipartisan gathering in the nation’s capital will not participate in a traditional White House black-tie dinner after President Donald Trump disinvited several Democrats from the event. A joint statement Tuesday from the Democratic Governors Association said the state leaders “have a long record of working across the […]

WASHINGTON — The head of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement declined during a U.S. House hearing Tuesday to apologize to the families of Alex Pretti and Renee Good, the victims of fatal shootings by immigration officers in Minneapolis last month. Top Trump administration officials, including Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, had said both Minneapolis residents […]

One of Gov. Jeff Landry’s floor leaders in the Louisiana Legislature will become leader of his executive staff. The governor’s office announced Tuesday that state Rep. Julie Emerson, R-Carencro, will take over next week as chief of staff. She replaces Kyle Ruckert, who is leaving the administration to lead a group dedicated to promoting the […]

Since 2011, the team has claimed nine conference championships and notched 75 consecutive dual-meet victories.

The Alabama House of Representatives Tuesday passed a bill that would give farmers a tax credit for donating “edible farm products” to foodbanks. HB 175, sponsored by Rep. Ben Robbins, R-Sylacauga, passed 103-0 with no debate.  “What it does is allow farmers to donate their food to foodbanks and they get a tax credit for […]

West Virginia public schools are dealing with financial stress, and lawmakers came into this session hoping to edit the state’s complex school funding formula. Many districts are trying to balance budgets — some with local school levy dollars — to stay afloat while meeting the needs of children, including the state’s growing number of students […]

Senate Republicans say Connecticut can afford far more than the one-time $500 million tax rebate Gov. Ned Lamont pitched last week.