Dan Zwonitzer

Gov: ‘Stability’ need crimped secretary of state’s bench bid

The secretary of state consulted Gordon before applying for judgeship, considers it a “compliment” the governor chose to keep him in the executive branch.

June 28, 2019 by Andrew Graham 1 Comment

The secretary of state consulted Gordon before applying for judgeship, considers it a “compliment” the governor chose to keep him in the executive branch.

Can the Legislature get out in front on vaping policy?

Opinion

May 14, 2019 by Kerry Drake 2 Comments

One thing’s for sure: E-cigarettes are big business, and growing, especially among kids. But what should we do about it?

No easy fix: Lawmakers, public confounded by revenue debate

Analysis

May 10, 2019 by Andrew Graham 6 Comments

As the reality of coal revenue’s irreversible retreat sets in, discussions of how to otherwise fund state government grow more prominent, somber and difficult.