Time Running Out to Shorten Missouri’s Statute of Limitations
The Missouri Legislature lawmakers still haven’t acted on Senate Bill 631, one of the most important small business bills on this year’s agenda.
Iowa Small Business: Make Your Voice Heard on Unemployment Benefits!
This week, the Iowa legislature hit the 100 day mark, a mark that usually means the end of session.
Main Street Grant Program Announced for Wisconsin Small Businesses
New or existing businesses opening a new location or expanding in a vacant location are eligible for the $10,000 grants.
Small Businesses to Kansas Legislature: There is More Work to be Done
NFIB is urging legislators to get back to the table and finish what they started this legislative session.
NFIB Fly-In Returns to DC with In-Person Federal Advocacy Opportunities for Business Owners
NFIB’s Annual DC Fly-In will be held in-person, giving small business owners a chance to meet legislators and discuss the effects of federal laws and proposals.
Midland Business Owner Elected Chair of NFIB Michigan Leadership Council
NFIB has a new chairman of the Michigan Leadership Council: Rod Kloha, president of Circle K Service in Midland, MI.
ICYMI: Are Even Higher Energy Costs on the Horizon in NY?
The proposed plan will impact energy prices and reliability and fundamentally change the energy that heats businesses and homes, and many aspects of daily life.
Small Business Watches Vermont Legislature Warily
Early Voting Underway in Tennessee Judicial, Local Elections
The judicial and county primary election is Tuesday, May 3, but early voting is well underway. Polls opened on April 13 and will close on Thursday, April 28.
Minnesota House DFL Proposes $5.7 Billion In New Spending
The Minnesota Legislature returns from a one-week break on April 19, with about five weeks to go before the Constitutional deadline to adjourn.