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By Lydia Larsen for Inside Climate News.Broadcast version by Mark Richardson for Illinois News Connection reporting for the Solutions Journalism Network-Public News Service Collaboration The Green Energy Justice Cooperative recently placed first, second and fourth in the Illinois Power Agencys second round of community-driven community solar project selection. Being selected for this solar development program, made possible through the Illinois Climate and Equitable Jobs Act, represents an imp...

Arizona is among states that have considered passing consumer privacy laws but have yet to do so. While the state doesnt have anything on the books, one expert contends it is an opportunity for Arizona to take action. R.J. ...

Many Wisconsinites have received their income documents for filing taxes. A long-standing program geared toward low to moderate-income adults is back again this year to provide free in-person and virtual assistance in preparing returns. AARP has its Tax-Aide sites open around the state. ...

In the coming weeks, South Dakotans will be given a chance to file their taxes online directly with the Internal Revenue Service at no cost. Plans are coming together for the pilot project offered in a dozen states. IRS officials hope the "Direct File" option will be ready by mid-March, giving taxpayers in selected states about one month to take advantage before the general filing deadline. ...

It's interesting some of the things you can get a tax credit for when filing your taxes. And in New York State, there are a lot of tax credits.

It's interesting some of the things you can get a tax credit for when filing your taxes. And in New York State, there are a lot of tax credits.

According to a recent study, 47% of parents spent more than $1,500 per month on childcare in 2023. Keep reading to discover the average daycare costs.

It's interesting some of the things you can get a tax credit for when filing your taxes. And in New York State, there are a lot of tax credits.

While a significant part of the discussion happening in Montpelier right now centers on addressing the state’s housing crisis, it is only one piece of the puzzle that would eventually

You lost your job in 2023. And now, to add insult to injury, you have to file a tax return to report all the income you didn’t earn.