Arizona
(The Center Square) - An Arizona judge tossed out a Nov. 3 general election measure limiting teachers' unions' ability to function in the state.
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Washington
(The Center Square) - Public sector unions, which will directly benefit from the millionaire's tax, make up virtually all the contributions to the campaign against the initiative to repeal Washington’s newly enacted income tax, according to the Public Disclosure Commission.
Louisiana
(The Center Square) – A report released this year by the Louisiana Supreme Court shows the Caddo Parish District Attorney's Office tried more criminal jury cases than all but two prosecutors’ offices in the state, despite having fewer resources than similar or larger jurisdictions.
Washington
(The Center Square) - Voters are preparing for what could likely be the most consequential election in the history of the Washington Supreme Court ahead of a crowded primary with ballot boxes opening July 17.
Pennsylvania
(The Center Square) – U.S. Sens. John Fetterman and Dave McCormick may be on opposite sides of the aisle, but their campaigns have teamed up to create a joint fundraising committee.
Washington
(The Center Square) - Washington Attorney General's Office spokesman told reporters there was “no story” in a scoop by The Center Square about AGO and legislative communications over the millionaire's tax, dismissing the investigation as “misinformation” and “nonsense,” new internal emails show.
Washington
(The Center Square) - Tax attorney Todd Bloom says his background gives voters an alternative to his long-serving opponent, Chief Justice Debra Stephens, in this year’s Washington Supreme Court races, as a challenge seeking to block the state’s new income tax is expected to eventually reach the bench.
Washington
(The Center Square) -- The Washington State Attorney General’s Office advised its client, the Secretary of State’s Office, to release attorney-client privileged communications unredacted as a “middle ground” in response to a public records appeal by The Center Square, emails show.
Ohio
(The Center Square) – After a what officials called a random sample review of taxpayer-funded licensed childcare centers in Ohio, a state agency found $1 million in overpayments and has terminated agreements with 10 centers.
