Judge: CA can’t use side door to restrict truck emissions
Saying the state essentially forced her hand, a federal judge has blocked the state of California from attempting to enforce their new so-called "Clean... Read More.
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Caddo mulls $200K donation to food bank as food stamps shrink
(The Center Square) — Caddo Parish leaders are considering a $200,000 donation to the Northwest Louisiana Food Bank to help residents losing their full... Read More.
Madison clerk to use coroner’s death records to fix voter rolls
Madison County will now use reports of deaths from the county coroner to more quickly and efficiently remove those who have died from the... Read More.
Spokane County voters approve $440M joint tax proposal, reject two school levies
(The Center Square) – The 2025 general election is over, and the results are pouring in, showing clear winners and losers as several Spokane... Read More.
Initial election results show tight mayoral races in Everett and Tacoma
(The Center Square) – Close mayoral races in Pierce and Snohomish counties might be a sign of frustration with the status quo in Everett... Read More.
Utility customers given grace while aid stays lost in the shutdown
(The Center Square) - The federal government shutdown has officially become the longest, and another vital deadline has passed for low-income Pennsylvanians.
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Spokane approves parks, rural public safety levies, rejects two advisory measures
(The Center Square) – The ballot boxes are closed, and results are rolling in across Spokane County and its various cities, towns and other... Read More.
Groups seeks probe into Illinois law requiring grades 3-12 mental health screenings
(The Center Square) – A law firm is urging a federal investigation into a new Illinois law, arguing that the act that requires mental... Read More.
Reason Foundation: No turning point yet in Illinois on pension debt
(The Center Square) – A new report says Illinois has the highest per-capita unfunded state and local pension liabilities in the nation, 50% higher... Read More.
Gainesville voters overwhelmingly favor utility authority amendment
(The Center Square) – Gainesville city voters have once again voted to take control of a local utility authority appointed by the governor.
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