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One year ago, the state legislature passed Legislative Bill 243, implementing a 3% cap on revenue growth for public school districts. A compromise by school districts was made in collaboration

SPRINGFIELD — While Gov. J.B. Pritzker says his budget proposal for fiscal 2025 includes "record funding" for human services, critics feel that the plan does not do enough for workers

According to Gov. Josh Shapiros budget, he is proposing to increase the Fire and Emergency Medical Services Grant Program from $30 million to $60 million.

SALAMANCA — With the district-wide vote less than three months away, the Salamanca City Central School is beginning to shape its preliminary numbers for its 2024-25 spending plan.

Quality customer service has become a more critical component in the local economy, says the WV Hive’s Judy Moore.

Several personnel actions were approved at the Enterprise Board of Education meeting Thursday evening.

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Why is it the politicians who claim to be conservative also claim to be helping the poor by requiring them to work?

Arkansas high school seniors are busy planning for the future. As they study for Advanced Placement exams, buy their final yearbook and anticipate graduation celebrations, many pursuing higher education are

RALEIGH — Before Thomas Jefferson died in 1826, he wrote his own epitaph. Did he mention any of his elected offices? No. Jefferson wanted only three accomplishments listed on his