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Advocates and lawmakers call local zoning rules ‘discriminatory,’ push for state-level protections -
The protest is the third in a series of nonviolent demonstrations across the country -
The solar panels would work in normal outlets -
A plan to create more equity among campuses is running into opposition from the state's flagship university. -
The hike would be about $300 a year for gas and electricity combined by 2028 -
Trump Administration policies have squeezed farmers in recent months. Some say their patience in running thin. -
Legislation would create a need-based formula for universities similar to one used for K-12 schools -
The cash-only operation came to light after a patient complained about a root canal gone bad -
More than 150 measures have moved thus far as House deadline approaches -
The bill comes months after Broadview facility became focal point of Midway Blitz
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