In '24 we will elect a new governor, lieutenant governor and council of state. Several Council of State vacancies may arise because incumbents might choose to run for other offices. Read More
An almanac publisher in 1681, John Tully, included a list of satirical predictions each year, telling readers that if they didn't materialize they could use the publication as toilet paper. Read More
For decades our state has been debating the role of the State Superintendent, the State Board of Education, the Governor and the Legislature. It will continue in 2023. Read More
Budget battles grew more sharply partisan and leadership in higher ed systems continued to shuffle. Read More
2% of the state’s sales tax revenue is being directed to the Highway Fund and state gas taxes are due to increase in 2023 to help fund road construction and maintenance. Read More
Deep in grief a famous American poet penned words that promise hope, peace and joy. Read More
A state agency should not determine who builds or expands hospitals in our state. Read More
Some 19 million children will no longer be eligible for the full child tax credit. Read More
The federal government has been out of line for many years. The states need to call a convention to propose and then pass predetermined common-sense ideas. Read More
A policy-induced cost increase would come in addition to the cost increase that inflationary forces have already created. Read More
