Compromise isn't a dirty word when it comes to West Virginia election policy. Fact is, it's quite a useful and productive one.

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In what has been described as the most important “one-person, one-vote” case since the U.S. Supreme Court adopted the principle more than 50 years ago, the courtheld that states may apportion state legislative districts based on total population. Local governments may do the same. 

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This issue of State Legislatures reports on the nationwide opioid epidemic, preventing teen pregnancies and protecting students' school data.

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Beginning next January, a new state option, known as "1332 Waivers," within the Affordable Care Act (ACA) will take effect.

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Does your state criminal forfeiture statute allow the freezing of substitute assets? If so, it must now be rewritten to allow criminal defendants to use such assets to pay for an attorney of their choice.

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Death and taxes are not the only things that are inevitable—so are employers looking bad in Supreme Court employment cases.

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