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Education
Rhode Island to Allow Colleges to Arm Campus Police
Chicago OKs Massive School Closings
33 States Settle E-Book Price Fixing Lawsuit
Minnesota to Fund All-Day Kindergarten Starting in 2014
In Oklahoma Tornado's Wake, Many Ask How Safe Schools Were
Finance
Homeowner Bill of Rights to Become Law in Minnesota
Miami Commission Considers Different Pension Rules for Executives
Oklahoma Tornado Damage Could Reach $2 Billion
Arkansas Treasurer Resigns
Colorado's New School Finance Law Depends on Tax Vote
Health & Human Services
Maine Gov. LePage Vetoes Medicaid Expansion Bill
Arizona Gov. Brewer Vetoing Bills Until Lawmakers OK Medicaid Expansion
Medical Marijuana Would be Easier for Children to Get Under New Jersey Bill
Homeowner Bill of Rights to Become Law in Minnesota
36 Hours Behind the Scenes of Rhode Island's Health Exchange
Infrastructure & Environment
Skagit River Bridge That Collapsed Wasn't Built to Take Critical Hit
Truckload of Concerns After Illinois Lawmakers Raise Speed Limit
Amtrak CEO Joe Boardman to Stay On
Oklahoma Tornado Damage Could Reach $2 Billion
Raising the Grade on Infrastructure: Money, Methods and Message
Management & Labor
Rhode Island to Allow Colleges to Arm Campus Police
Odd License Requirements, How Oklahoma City Lost 1M Pounds, and New Government Jargon
Miami Commission Considers Different Pension Rules for Executives
State Agencies Increasing Availability of Mobile Apps
Chicago OKs Massive School Closings
Politics
Texas Gov. Perry Condemns Boy Scouts' Repeal of Ban on Openly Gay Members
Arizona Gov. Brewer Vetoing Bills Until Lawmakers OK Medicaid Expansion
New Gay-Rights Battleground: Virginia
Connecticut's Landmark Gun Law Faces Court Challenge
Massachusetts Lt. Gov. to Resign
Public Build
Nation's First Empty-Ballpark Apartments
10 of the Grandest, Busiest Train Stations in America
Spotlight Shifts to Mental Health and States' Funding Cuts
Touring New York City's Water Filtration Plant
Public Safety & Justice
Skagit River Bridge That Collapsed Wasn't Built to Take Critical Hit
Truckload of Concerns After Illinois Lawmakers Raise Speed Limit
Rhode Island to Allow Colleges to Arm Campus Police
33 States Settle E-Book Price Fixing Lawsuit
Connecticut's Landmark Gun Law Faces Court Challenge
Urban
Are Cities That Lost Population Making a Comeback?
Chicago OKs Massive School Closings
Eric Garcetti Faces Major Challenges as Next Mayor of Los Angeles
Los Angeles Mayor's Race: Garcetti Wins, Greuel Concedes
Weiner Announces Candidacy for NYC Mayor
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Creating the Courts Americans Want
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U.S. City Population Map: 1990-2012
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Youth Unemployment Rate, Figures by State
U.S. County Population Change Map: 2010-2012
International Migration: U.S. Cities and Metro Area Populations
Same Sex Marriage Map: State Laws
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GOV - Leadership Forum: Georgia - 2013
May 29, 2013
The Countdown to Affordable Health Insurance: Time is Running Out!
June 18, 2013
Is your state ready for Marketplace open enrollment in October 2013? In a few short months, millions of uninsured Americans will qualify for affordable healthcare coverage either through Medicaid, CHIP or tax subsidies.
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