Recap Of Illinois’ 2023 Spring Legislative Session
By Stephen S. Morrill // Morrill & Associates, PC After three years of virtual hearings, remote voting, and severely truncated session schedules caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Illinois…
By Stephen S. Morrill // Morrill & Associates, PC After three years of virtual hearings, remote voting, and severely truncated session schedules caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Illinois…
By TERRY FLEMING // TC Fleming & Associates The Ohio Conference Committee on the State Budget came to agreement on June 29th and sent the more than $190 billion…
By MATT MINER // Capitol Strategies Group While the capitol halls have been quiet since the legislature went on break in July, Lansing stayed busy with activity. Numerous bills have…
By Anoosha Vemulapati // MIRA Director, Government Affairs As independent retailers, it is important to be aware of the industry rules and regulations to avoid penalties against your business. In…
By Terry Fleming // TC Fleming & Associates The Ohio General Assembly is getting closer to finishing their work before the much-needed summer recess. The state operating budget is…
By Matt Miner // Capitol Strategies Group MICHIGAN – The Double Up Food Bucks program that allows people to use the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program at grocery stores and farmers…
By Matt Miner // Capitol Strategies Group // July 5, 2023 Lawmakers may begin looking to expand the state’s bottle deposit law after they return from their summer recess, with…
By Terry Fleming // TC Fleming & Associates The split in the Republican party in the Ohio House of Representatives remains as a major impediment to getting anything done. To refresh…