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A Kansas City charter school for at-risk students will be allowed to stay open after an appeal of the states decision to revoke its charter.

A Kansas City charter school for at-risk students will be allowed to stay open after an appeal of the state’s decision to revoke its charter. In a ruling issued last week, the presiding judge of Missouri’s western district court of appeals ruled a charter school has the right to judicial review if the state attempts […] The post Appeals court sides with KC charter school in its fight with state to remain open appeared first on Missouri Independent.

3 strategies for healthcare payers to consider when developing benefits plans for equitable coverage for their populations.

STEUBENVILLE — The Jefferson County Port Authority wants a bite of the economic potential posed by an entrepreneurship competition known as Shark Tub, which i

Governor Wes Moore announced the approval of Maryland’s petition for new HUBZone areas from the U.S. Small Business Administration.The new designations are Worc

About 24% of the space will be used by the six companies which are currently housed there while the center is working to bring in two new companies to fill

On January 19, 2024, the U.S. Department of the Treasury (Treasury) and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) issued Notice 2024-20, a notice of forthcoming proposed rulemaking (Notice)...

CHICAGO — Straight out of the starting blocks, Chicago is learning how hard it will be to write an ordinance to reduce a broad array of pollutants built up over many years across a big, diverse city. Chicago’s first-ever “Cumulative Impact Assessment,” released in September, is already sparking debate. In its current form, the assessment contains an index that assigns a 35.3 percentile ...

Straight out of the starting blocks, Chicago is learning how hard it will be to write an ordinance to reduce a broad array of pollutants built up over many years across a big, diverse city. Chicago’s first-ever “Cumulative Impact Assessment,” released in September, is already sparking debate. In its current form, the assessment contains an index that assigns a 35.3 percentile environmental ...