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Louisiana Spotlight: John Bel Edwards used his veto pen freely after GOP’s special session
Gov. John Bel Edwards liberally used his veto pen for the majority-Republican Legislature's latest special session, striking down 15% of the measures that reached his desk in another indication of sharp disagreements over how to respond to the coronavirus pandemic.
Sales tax revenues fluctuate during COVID-19
Shutdowns, stay-at-home orders and travel restrictions have negatively impacted sales tax revenue for many counties. However, other counties have experienced the opposite effect and have seen many individuals spending money in communities like never before.
Arkansas Governor Hutchison hopeful after COVID-19 cases slightly decline
Arkansas Governor Hutchison hopeful after COVID-19 cases slightly decline. FILE - In this Jan. 13, 2020, file photo, Arkansas Gov.
Mask resistance softens in Kansas as coronavirus cases soar
Resistance to masks appears to be weakening in Kansas as the coronavirus surges, straining the capacity of the state's hospitals.
Md. Governor Announces New COVID-19 Enforcement Measures
Gov. Larry Hogan on Monday announced a "heightened visibility" operation to enforce Maryland's COVID-19 measures.
New virus orders: Half of Mississippi counties now under mask orders
Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves announced Tuesday that he is expanding his mask mandate to cover half of Mississippi’s 82 counties.
Oklahoma City expands aid to small businesses through Kiva Hub agreement
The City of Oklahoma City is providing new support for small businesses through a new partnership with Kiva U.S., an online crowdlending platform that strengthens financial access for small business.
Texas communities grapple with COVID-19 ordinances over mask wearing
As COVID-19 cases continue to rise across the state, local officials are looking at ways to increase compliance without overstepping Gov. Greg Abbott’s mandates.
