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Tennessee needs at least $62.9 billion worth of public infrastructure improvements during the five-year period of July 2021 to June 2026—a $1.2 billion (2.0%) increase from the year before—according to a new report by the Tennessee Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations (TACIR).

DeKalb County Schools officials are crafting a budget for Fiscal Year 2024, which begins on July 1. They are doing so without key personnel in place, including a chief financial officer.

Tennessee needs at least $62.9 billion in public infrastructure improvements over the next five years according to a new report by the Tennessee Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations (TACIR).

One of the motions aims to stop the sale of .50 caliber firearms and ammunition in unincorporated areas and prohibits carrying firearms on public property

February 8, 2023 LOS ANGELES - In response to the mass shooting in the City of Monterey Park that took the lives of 11 people, today, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a series of motions this week authored by Board Chair Janice Hahn, Supervisor Hilda L. Solis, and Supervisor Lindsey P. Horvath to strengthen gun…

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The summit comes after a meeting chaired by DP failed to reach a middle ground.

With state fuel tax revenues already failing to keep up with Tennessees current highway needs, let alone future demands and pressures, state senators this week heard testimony from experts advocating the state consider implementing mileage-based user fees on a pay-per-mile basis.

Chattanooga, the Choo-Choo City, stands a good chance to get Amtrak passenger train service. Everyone weve talked to over the past few months — and weve talked to a lot of people — wants passenger train service here. So does Amtrak.

Hamilton County Commissioner Steve Highlander knows he cant snap his fingers and solve the traffic problems around the Ooltewah exit on Interstate 75, but he wanted to be sure county legislative delegation members kept the snarl on their minds as they headed to Nashville for this years legislative session.