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Struggling Alabama colleges hope for more state funding for COVID recovery Updated Mar 08, 2021; Lawmakers are trying to give Alabama’s four-year institutions and community colleges a slight bump in state funding after a difficult year. Higher education has been particularly vulnerable to the COVID-19 pandemic, said Rep. Bill Poole, R-Tuscaloosa, who leads the Ways and Means Committee in the House. State appropriations are just a fraction of the revenue that fund operations for the universities. As students stayed home, events got postponed and hospitals canceled procedures, state funding ...

Cheyenne Mayor Names Police Chief Finalists Finalists for the position are: Nathan Buseck - Cheyenne PD Captain and Acting Chief Buseck holds 21 years of experience with the Cheyenne Police Department (CPD). Joined CPD as an Officer/Detective in 2000, promoted to Sergeant in 2007, and to Lieutenant in 2012. Promoted to his current position of Captain in 2016 and obtained Acting Chief position in January 2021. Buseck earned a bachelor’s degree in Criminology from the University of New Mexico in 1995 and is a 2019 graduate of the FBI National Academy, Class #277. In 2017, Buseck attended the ...

Gianforte's First Budget Outlines Tax Cuts, Spending Increases And Deficit The first state budget offered by Gov. Greg Gianforte includes tax cuts and a marginal increase in general fund spending. Gianforte campaigned on the promise of holding the line on state spending and bringing economic prosperity to Montana. The governor’s budget director, Kurt Alme, told lawmakers during a presentation last week that the Gianforte administration has four main goals under that umbrella.  "Getting our economy going, getting Montanans back to work in good-paying jobs by encouraging entrepreneurship, an...

As the new director of the Montana Historical Society, Molly Kruckenberg said her top priority is the Montana Heritage Center construction project that has been nearly two decades in the

The Maui News The state Department of Hawaiian Home Lands has again postponed mortgage loan payments until March 31, according to an announcement on Monday. The deferral applies to all DHHL direct loans and loans assigned to the department. As of Nov. 19, DHHL Fiscal Division analysis showed that about 84.8 percent (134 out of 158) of the loans reassigned by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development/Federal Housing Administration postponed one or more payments since the initial DHHL offered deferral in March. Along with that, 55.6 percent of DHHL direct loan borrowers (538 out of ...