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Families receiving TANF benefits from the state who may be watching their pennies this holiday season will soon see more relief.

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“It's painfully obvious that a person driving a two-ton motorized vehicle is capable of so much more damage than someone riding a 30-pound bicycle...it seems like maybe they’ve forgotten that,” one road safety advocate says.

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Democrats and Republicans in Olympia are hoping to find common ground on climate change legislation in the upcoming session.

Progress may not be progressing at the pace some of us might prefer, but there are still some bright spots that we should hang on to for 2023 as we leave the not-so-bright spots behind in 2022.

Great Salt Lake, from Local That Works honors to a pitch for a SL Sea Monkeys NHL team with City Cast Salt Lake, and poet Nan Seymour and friends planning a 2023 vigil for our namesake lake during the next legislative session.

Last year around this time, I identified a few business news items with implications for 2022. And with 2023 on the horizon, its time to do it again — and check on a couple of last years forecasts.

Connecticut legislators have voted to extend the state’s gas tax holiday through the end of the year and increase funding for the Hero Pay program. Several...

Mental health will be one of the issues that the Wyoming Legislature will address at their session in January. Sheridan Media’s Ron Richter has the details. Mental Health in Wyoming On November 18, Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon released his supplemental biennium budget proposal for the upcoming