Senate secures lawsuit immunity measure with controversial maneuver
The chamber pushed through limited liability for business owners by hitching them late to must-pass economic relief legislation.
Open government
Leg. to allow some media into Capitol for special session
The Legislative Service Office said it will come up with a process to allow “some media” into the Capitol after transparency advocates raised concerns.
Gordon using private-sector advisors to help evaluate Oxy land deal
The governor has a team of informal advisors — at least three of them oil-and-gas-industry heavies — helping shape a massive land and mineral purchase from Occidental
UW spent $42,000 in lawsuit over Nichols records
University hired private attorneys in attempt to block the release of records outlining the board of trustees’ investigation into Nichols.
Legislators, execs reveal financial interests, state contracts
New law requires, for the first time, that lawmakers list contracts they have with state agencies.
