event Amy Walter of 'The Cook Political Report' Headlining NCSL Base Camp Amy Walter of 'The Cook Political Report' headlines this year’s event.
Environment and Natural Resources podcast Arizona Finds Common Ground on Water Arizona lawmakers are working across the aisle to find new water supplies for the arid state, where some farming areas get only three inches of rain a year.
Education magazine Supreme Court Strikes Down Student Loan Forgiveness Program In a pair of recent cases, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled on the Biden administration’s student loan forgiveness program.
Child Care Funding Deadline Approaching: It’s Your Move, States With no federal child care deal in sight, some states are acting to ensure child care programs don’t have to close once pandemic relief funding runs out.
WNBA Legend Tamika Catchings: An MVP On and Off the Court WNBA legend Tamika Catchings led the Indiana Fever to 13 playoffs and a championship during her 15 active seasons, but she’s an MVP off the court, too.
Despite Strong Labor Market, State and Local Government Jobs Go Unfilled The U.S. has added 12.1 million jobs coming out of the pandemic, making for a strong labor market, but the public sector has lagged far behind private employers.
NCSL Releases New Report on Front-End Justice: Deflection and Diversion A significant number of those who cycle through jails are individuals with serious mental illness, according to a new...
NCSL Welcomes New Executive Officers Elected at Annual Legislative Summit Speaker Pro Tempore Brian Patrick Kennedy of Rhode Island became the 52nd president of the National Conference of State...
Louisiana Legislature’s Website Honored with NCSL Online Democracy Award The Louisiana Legislature’s website was awarded the 2023 Online Democracy Award for being an exceptional...
NCSL Recognizes 2023 Legislative Staff Achievements Eighteen outstanding current and former legislative staff, in addition to the Texas Legislative Budget Board Staff, will be recognized by the National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) during its 2023 Legislative Summit in...
NCSL Releases New Report on AI Regulation in States The National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) today released a new report, “Approaches to Regulating Artificial Intelligence: A Primer,” highlighting the current landscape of AI regulation in the U.S.; the benefits and risks of...
Capitol to Capitol | Sept. 19, 2023 In this issue of Capitol to Capitol NCSL Submits Statement on Scope of Practice to Veteran Affairs Subcommittee on Health, Senate Conducts First Artificial Intelligence Insight Forum to Explore AI Regulations, and more.
NRI Standing Committee Newsletter | September 8, 2023 Federal Update! Congress Returns, Administrative Action & More. Inside: Disaster Relief I Waters of the Untied States I Energy Efficiency
Capitol to Capitol | Sept. 6, 2023 In this issue of Capitol to Capitol NCSL Urges Congress to Replenish FEMA Disaster Relief Fund, HHS Announces First 10...
Plugged In | September 2023 September edition of the Plugged In Newsletter, NCSL’s monthly energy newsletter highlighting key state and federal...
First Appearance | August 2023 New front-end justice primer, plus a roundup of front-end justice policy, research and news.
An Unblinking Focus on State News | LTIS Episode 23 On this episode, host Tim Storey sat down with Reid Wilson, founder and editor of the state-focused Pluribus News platform, to how states are tackling some of their...
An Unlikely Pairing of Comedy and Policy | OAS Episode 194 Tane Danger, co-founder of Minnesota’s Theater of Public Policy, is the keynote speaker at this year's professional development seminar for two legislative staff...
In Bipartisan Effort, Kentucky Makes Some Pandemic Voting Changes Permanent After successfully adapting Kentucky’s election procedures during the pandemic, the state’s Democrats and Republicans worked together to make permanent some of...
2023 Legislative Summit Issue Summer 2023 An insider’s guide to Indy, life on Hoosier time, stories from first-year lawmakers, finding younger workers for state jobs, and more. View Issue