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Tualatin Valley Water District makes progress on $1.6B water system project - Vimarsana News

Tualatin Valley Water District makes progress on $1.6B water system project

Portlanders aren't the only ones paying for a major water project. So are a lot of people in Washington County. In fact, this one will finally allow nearly all

Source: katu.com
Higher water bills for major Tri-State system after tougher EPA standards released - Vimarsana News

Higher water bills for major Tri-State system after tougher EPA standards released

Those who get water from Greater Cincinnati Water Works (GCWW) will probably face higher bills in the coming years. It stems from a federal crackdown on so-call

Co-Mo Connect, Callabyte to conclude TV services over rising network fees - Vimarsana News

Co-Mo Connect, Callabyte to conclude TV services over rising network fees

Moniteau County internet service provider, Co-Mo Connect announced they are shutting down their television services next year.

Source: krcgtv.com
MWD will hike water rates and taxes to cover rising costs and conservation efforts - Vimarsana News

MWD will hike water rates and taxes to cover rising costs and conservation efforts

The Metropolitan Water District, which delivers imported water to Southern California, is raising rates and property taxes to cover rising costs.

Source: yahoo.com
Illinois auto and home insurance rates keep rising as Allstate, State Farm plan double-digit hikes - Vimarsana News

Illinois auto and home insurance rates keep rising as Allstate, State Farm plan double-digit hikes

Inflation may be moderating, but home and auto insurance premiums are still going through the roof in Illinois, with double-digit rate increases baked into this year’s bills and no relief in sight. Allstate is hiking homeowners insurance rates by 12.7% this week, while State Farm is planning a 12.3% increase in May, according to separate state filings by both Illinois-based companies. ...

Source: yahoo.com