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Kansas draws Senate attention as map shifts toward GOP
Elections and votingPolitical spending is drawing attention to Kansas as the national Senate map moves toward Republicans despite worsening conditions for the GOP.
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News · KS
Political spending is drawing attention to Kansas as the national Senate map moves toward Republicans despite worsening conditions for the GOP.

News · MN
The attorney general warns that Google’s proposed Pine Island data center could lead to higher Xcel Energy rates.

News · VA
Virginia’s governor has announced plans aimed at addressing high energy costs, putting affordability on the state policy agenda.

News · CA
A new state law will let residents install small solar systems without utility approval, subject to safety and certification rules.

News · MI
Michigan is asking a court to review the Environmental Protection Agency’s decision to roll back federal pollution limits.

News · CA
AB 2313 creates a voluntary electrification incentive when a home’s gas service line is due for replacement.

News · MS
A young district attorney is urging Democratic officials and donors to compete for Mississippi voters despite the party’s long Senate drought.

News · AZ
Campaign signs, statewide television ads and U.S. House debates are putting water before Arizona voters.

News · WV
West Virginia’s restriction conflicts with a federal program that treats nuclear waste management as a central responsibility.

News · OK
The push for a nuclear waste facility raises questions about its site, design, oversight and environmental effects.

News · NM
The acting governor signed executive orders addressing New Mexico’s response to flooding.

News · AK
Trump put planned South Korean investment in U.S. projects at about billion, while Seoul remained guarded on an Alaska pipeline.

News · IL
More than a year after the first-of-its-kind law was signed, Illinois has made little progress toward a required December report.

News · MN
Minnesota requires hyperscale data centers to cover certain power costs, while 22 local governments have paused new projects.

News · IL
Illinois broke new ground with a climate migration law, but the state’s follow-through has since languished.

News · VA
West Virginia has announced a statewide rebate program focused on household energy expenses.

News · IL
Illinois enacted the nation’s first climate migration law, but the state’s follow-through has stalled.

News · VA
The governor signed an order on state secrecy agreements and proposed broader rules on local approvals, environmental standards and energy costs.

News · WI
Emergency response and property damage account for most of Enbridge’s estimated costs from the August leak in Iron County.

News · VA
Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger said states should take a greater role in regulating A.I. data centers.

News · VA
Dominion changed parts of its proposed merger with NextEra as Spanberger and other lawmakers scrutinize the transaction.

News · WY
Wyoming’s governor welcomed the Trump administration’s move to repeal federal rules affecting power plants.

News · CA
The vote challenges California’s attempt to regulate emissions from ships, with further procedural steps determining the rules’ status.

News · IA
With Iowa diesel above a gallon, Josh Turek is proposing federal tax and reserve steps while Ashley Hinson emphasizes biofuels and U.S. production.

News · AK
The 2021 letter praised President Joe Biden’s COVID-19 policies and called on Congress to pursue 100% clean energy.

News · WY
Wyoming’s governor welcomed the Trump administration’s move to repeal federal limits on planet-warming power plant emissions.

News · MI
The legal challenge concerns in Michigan funding for the Copperwood Mine project.

News · WA
The USS George Washington is deployed in the Middle East as U.S. forces prepare for possible combat involving Iran and allied groups.