Case Maryland small business owner files federal lawsuit against USDA over policy of permanent punishment for crime for which he already served his time August 1, 2023
News Minnesota Caretaker Gets Lifetime Ban for Crime She Didn’t Commit Daryl James and Mike Greenberg July 31, 2023
News Louisiana Braiders Had to Close Three Salons After State Demanded That They Train to Do Hair for 500 Hours – Something They’ve Already Been Doing for Years Nyamekye Daniel July 31, 2023
News Louisiana forces hair braiders to get 500 hours of training. Some think that’s too stringent. Matt Bruce July 30, 2023
News Want to open a home business? Hunterdon County may become the ideal location Mike Deak July 28, 2023
News ‘A second prison’: People face hidden dead ends when they pursue a range of careers post-incarceration Tara Garcia Mathewson July 28, 2023
News She wants to help special-needs children, but she’ll need the Supreme Court’s help to do it Jamie Cavanaugh and Anna Goodman July 27, 2023
Press Release Popular Bill to Expand California’s At-Home Kitchen Business Program Becomes Law Dan King July 25, 2023
News One-Stop Shops Can Change The Game For Your City’s Small Business Growth Nia Richardson July 21, 2023
News This Government Regulation Is Killing Rural Health Care Jamie Cavanaugh and Daryl James July 20, 2023
News Letter: Utah is continuing to mistreat people with criminal records Erica Smith Ewing July 17, 2023
News Judge dismisses case trying get rid of Louisiana hair braiding license, women want to appeal Keymonte Avery July 14, 2023
Press Release Judge Dismisses Challenge to Louisiana Hair Braiding License; Hair Braiders Will Appeal Dan King July 12, 2023
News Horowitz: DeSantis vetoes 2 weak-on-crime bills from GOP-dominated legislature Daniel Horowitz July 11, 2023
News ‘Certificate-of-need laws are holding them back’: Behind states’ recent reform Patsy Newitt July 6, 2023
News What will happen with the Certificate of Need law? Ask 10 people, get 8 different answers Tammy Joyner July 3, 2023
Press Release Homemade Food Producers Ask Wisconsin Supreme Court to Allow Sale of Homemade Foods Again as Case Proceeds Matt Powers June 29, 2023
