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CHESTERTOWN — For two years Mike Waal — a concerned resident and businessman with a long career in market projections and crafting business plans — has been vocal in sharing

Members of the CRDA Board of Directors say cutbacks are coming, along with increased accountability, of events the authority funds. This comes even as the organization said yes to hundreds of thousands of dollars in support of three free concert series in the city this summer.

Litigation over how Wyoming funds public education is on track for a full trial after a Laramie County district court judge on Wednesday dismissed the state’s request to decide part

Council will address the 2024 Annual Tax Rate Bylaw and receive several reports including a traffic report resulting from the 40th Avenue Interchange.

Litigation over how Wyoming funds public education is on track for a full trial after a Laramie County district court judge on Wednesday dismissed the state’s request to decide part

Gov. Kim Reynolds lauds ‘transformation’ of Iowa’s tax code under Republican leadership.

The law will cut income taxes by $1 billion total over three years.

DES MOINES — Iowa taxpayers will pay a flat 3.8% on their income next year under a law Gov. Kim Reynolds signed on Wednesday, as she lauded the “transformation” of

With less than a month left to go in the legislative session, House and Senate leaders are inching closer to a budget agreement and Gov. Kevin Stitt has signed hundreds

Prince Edward County has released the following statement this week, about the Environmental Expo on Saturday....