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Lawmakers are working on a new rule to keep harmful metals (like lead or arsenic) out of baby food to make it safer. The bill is currently being discussed in the House and has not become a law yet.
The House of Representatives is currently debating a new bill that would change how the Parole Board decides if a prisoner can be released early.
The Senate is currently deciding whether to start their weekend break on Friday, May 29, or Saturday, May 30, 2026.
This bill updates the rules for renting homes, including how evictions work. It also creates a test program to help renters improve their credit scores when they pay their rent on time. It is currently being reviewed in the House.
This bill would stop the government from charging people fees to be on probation or parole. It is currently being debated in the House.
The Senate is deciding whether to start their weekend break on May 22 or May 23, 2026.
This bill covers three main topics: 1. **Forgotten money:** How the state manages unclaimed property (like forgotten bank accounts). 2. **Retirement:** How the state handles pension funds for government workers. 3. **Debt:** How the state manages money it borrowed to pay for big building projects. It is currently being discussed by the House of Representatives.
Lawmakers are currently working on a new bill about alcohol. It is being reviewed by the House of Representatives right now.
The town of Panton wants to change its official rulebook. The state House of Representatives is currently deciding whether to approve that change.
This bill proposes changes to how the court system handles young people who break the law. It is currently being discussed by the House of Representatives.
The Senate is currently working on a bill to set clear rules for how police officers identify themselves, such as what badges or name tags they must wear or show.
This bill would require groups to clearly show who is paying for ads meant to influence politicians and laws. It is currently being debated in the House of Representatives.