Senate approves legislation revamping the state’s open records and open meetings laws; if the House agrees to changes, it will go to the governor . . .
A bill intended to stop fee diversions, which has been greatly watered down, is approved by the Senate Appropriations Committee . . .
Fee diversion bill moves forward in the Senate Appropriations Committee, but the bill has been weakened with an amendment . . .
House approves revisions to state’s open meetings, open records laws . . .
Fee diversion bill is approved by the House and heads to the state Senate . . .
Legislation that would end the diversion of state environmental fees to other budget needs is passed out by a House committee . . .
Legislation that would cut down on the allocation of fees for unrelated budget needs keeps moving in a House committee . . .
House passes measure that will allow local development authorities to provide bond financing for public-private projects . . .
Rep. Jay Powell introduces legislation that would put an end to the practice of diverting state fees away from their specified purpose into the general treasury . . .
