Americans pay their state governments more than a trillion dollars in taxes annually and trust them to handle issues as important as education and health care, yet citizens know very little about ...
Much like the economic recovery, employment levels across state governments have been uneven in recent years. Some sectors incurred sizable cuts as states looked to trim costs, while higher education ...
As the American economy recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic, declines in employment in state and local governments threaten the delivery of crucial services and the economic security of workers, ...
Nathaniel Rakich: In November 2022, Democrats in four states achieved trifectas. No, they didn’t get lucky down at the track — although they did win a horse race of a different sort: They won the ...
Gov. Kelly Ayotte's Commission on Government Efficiency made recommendations aimed at improving government efficiency and ...
Nationally, state and local governments employed about 7.4 million full-time equivalent (FTE) workers in 2014. That's approximately 232 public employees for every 10,000 Americans, according to ...
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) banned remote work for state employees in March. By June, he was signing a bill that allowed it again. This stunning reversal in just three months tells you everything you ...
Some of the most significant beneficiaries of our national economic recovery have been state governments across the nation. As the economy recovered, personal income rose, retail sales rose and ...
DES MOINES — A massive reorganization of the executive branch of state government, proposed by Gov. Kim Reynolds and informed by a consulting firm, was signed into law Tuesday. Reynolds signed into ...
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