DoorDash is fighting for its right to charge...

Councilor Morillo proposed a comprehensive amendment to prohibit surveillance discounts hidden in loyalty programs, add enforcement tools, and narrow exemptions; the committee debated privacy, technical drafting, and enforcement burdens before voting the amendment down.

Lawmakers debated Proyecto de la Cámara 13‑52, which reduces AutoExpreso late‑payment penalties and requires electronic notices giving users five days to recharge before a fine applies; proponents cited OPA/AST fiscal projections and argued the change balances revenue neutrality with fairness.

Legislators discuss tax equity between Turo and traditional rental car services in Alaska

Lawmakers convened an informational forum to assess implementation of Public Act 25-173 (Senate Bill 4). DEEP, OCC, ISO New England and utilities described steps to manage supply volatility, transmission cost growth and the public benefits charge, and outlined next steps including an ISO asset‑condition reviewer filing to FERC.

Committee adopts amendment to extend alcohol taxation study period and improve tax policy.

The Senate adopted a combined substitute for SB835 and SB1111 to modernize Missouri bankruptcy and garnishment statutes: raising exemption amounts, indexing them to CPI, and adding procedural protections and notice rights for joint account holders affected by garnishments.

Law creates dedicated fund for vehicle title, registration, and license system development.

Senate Bill 145 aligns fees for vehicle and non-vehicle installment contracts and passes committee vote.

Senators explore concerns over $325 fees for brief aircraft landings at Bozeman Airport

Electric distribution costs surge due to wildfire mitigation despite declining customer demand.

A Virginia House subcommittee considered several bills that would direct the State Corporation Commission to review or limit how transmission and generation costs tied to data centers are assigned; supporters said the measures protect ratepayers, while industry and some utilities said the SCC already has tools to address the issue.

Hawaii joins Massachusetts, California, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Oregon, and other states in cracking down on hidden travel charges to boost U.S. tourism growth and ensure a hassle-free tourist experie...

Bill aims to treat similar products equally under Utah's tax code.