Editor's Note: This article appears in Governing's Q2 2026 Magazine. You can subscribe here. The Colorado River starts nearly two miles above sea level, in a pass in Rocky Mountain National Park. It’s ...
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State law requires the Department of Labor and Industries to adjust the minimum wage annually for inflation. It does so by ...
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State measures offer different approaches to the housing crisis, from building more homes to funding affordable housing and ...
Meeting three years ago in a makeshift office at the Iowa State Fair, Gov. Kim Reynolds and her CIO set in motion a series of ...
A municipal operating system connects departments, automates workflows and unifies data to help local governments improve ...
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The nation’s largest state journalism relief effort will provide tax credits for retaining and hiring reporters as local newsrooms continue to shrink.
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