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Capitol View®

Reporting on State Politics and Government

GOP Sen. Limmer recovering from heart attack

GOP Sen. Limmer recovering from heart attack

Veteran GOP senator sought treatment after feeling chest pains. In closely divided chamber, he's returning to work quickly.
by Brian Bakst

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Daily Digest: Ides of March edition

Pay, guns, seeds and tax forms.
by Mike Mulcahy

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Daudt: Legislature might try to opt out of pay raise

The Republican House Speaker says staff is examining whether a 45 percent pay raise can be turned down.
by Brian Bakst

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Daily Digest: Numbers on health care

New numbers show how many people would lose health insurance under House Republicans' bill.
by Mike Mulcahy

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Daily Digest: More on the health care bill

More information is coming out about the GOP effort in Washington to replace the Affordable Care Act.
by Mike Mulcahy

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Lawmaker pay to jump to $45K per year

The Legislative Salary Council voted to boost base legislator pay to $45,000 a year starting in July. That’s up from $31,141. It marks their first raise since 1999.
by Brian Bakst

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Daily Digest: Pay and benefits

Legislators consider bills involving their pay and expenses.
by Mike Mulcahy

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No state budget? No per diem payments

No deal, no pay? Lawmakers could forfeit their daily expense checks during special sessions under bill now staged for a Senate vote.
by Brian Bakst

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Daily Digest: Gun hearing draws a crowd

A House committee considered bills Wednesday to change rules on carrying guns and using them for self-defense.
by Mike Mulcahy

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Key senators search for sweet spot on Real ID

Republicans and Democrats in the Senate are trying to find consensus after Monday's vote took down a critical driver's license bill.
by Brian Bakst

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