Brett Stover is a Statehouse/General Assignment Reporter with a focus on local news in Fort Wayne, Indiana. His work has been featured in The Journal Gazette, where he covers state affairs and provides in-depth coverage of political developments, legislative issues, and community events.
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Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly visited the Shawnee County jail to make a final push for Medicaid expansion
Gov. Laura Kelly vetoed the tax cut package Wednesday, setting up an override attempt after the when the Legislature returns.
By: Brett Stover
Aetna alleges the Kansas Department of Health and Environment destroyed documents related to the KanCare Medicaid bid process.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Tax policy, K-12 education funding and housing are among this year’s top issues noted by state fiscal analysts across the country.
Experts at the 2024 National Conference of State Legislatures summit encouraged state lawmakers to look at new ways to fight fentanyl.
By: Brett Stover, Krista Kano
The National Conference of State Legislatures’ 2024 summit has been a largely bipartisan affair, but Republicans and Democrats split for a rallying cry from two national party leaders.
By: Brett Stover
State lawmakers should think big when crafting policies to help students recover from the pandemic, leaders of influential education policy groups say.
By: Krista Kano, Brett Stover
Lawmakers may soon begin drafting legislation aimed at implementing or restricting the use of artificial intelligence after leaving the National Conference of State Legislatures’ annual summit.
Four years after the 2020 election spawned countless challenges, concerns and conspiracy theories, how have election policies changed?
By: Brett Stover, Krista Kano
Lawmakers may soon begin drafting legislation aimed at implementing or restricting the use of artificial intelligence, say attendees of National Conference of State Legislatures’ annual summit.
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