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CONCORD — Cities and towns would continue to receive $20 million a year in revenue sharing, but would have to dedicate 60 percent to property tax relief under a bill

Some utility companies that deliver electricity to Texans are telling customers to expect power outages through Monday night and potentially into Tuesday.

With pandemic pressures and volatile school scheduling causing more students to fall behind on their classwork than in a normal year, Moscow and Pullman school districts are making plans to use summer programming to help students catch up or keep pace. More Headlines

FRYEBURG, Maine — Selectmen expect a big virtual crowd of residents to appear at a Zoom-held public hearing today to oppose zoning changes being proposed by the planning board.

The Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MoCI) has announced the closure of two retail outlets in Umm Lekhba and Laboir City for violating its circulars regarding precautionary and preventative measures put in place to prevent the spread of the coronavirus (Covid-19), and for failing to meet general and special requirements.

BOISE, Idaho – Your Health Idaho announced today that a Special Enrollment Period will be established from March 1 to March 31. During this time, any eligible uninsured Idahoan can

Mining has made America.

A proposed tax on some health insurance policies is no longer part of legislation to create a state “reinsurance” program to lower the cost of health insurance premiums by creating

Partnership will enable millions of MTN customers to pay on global online platforms with a Mastercard virtual payment solution linked to MTN MoMo wallet Mastercard’s technology will enable new digital commerce opportunities for consumers and merchants with or without a bank account, through a simple and secure payment experience Collaboration underpins a new wave of … Read More

“We’re just getting lucky,” said Scott Hendrix, the manager of Tombigbee Electric Power Association. Hendrix said none of Tombigbee’s members have experienced power outages, but he and other company leaders are still working out logistics on how to respond safely if many members report outages. Hendrix said that Tombigbee will suspend disconnections and late fees through Tuesday, Feb. 16 and that it could be extended. More Information Brandon Presley and the Public Service C...