Southern Company awarded $26.5B loan by Energy Department
(The Center Square) - Development of electricity infrastructure by the Southern Company in Georgia and Alabama capable of generating up to 16 gigawatts of... Read More.
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WATCH: WA Majority Leader apologizes for being intoxicated during budget hearing
(The Center Square) - House Majority Leader Joe Fitzgibbon, D-West Seattle, admits he was intoxicated during a House Appropriations Committee meeting on Wednesday evening.
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WATCH/EXCLUSIVE: California Republicans say child molester shouldn’t walk free
(The Center Square) - State Senate Republicans in California sent a letter Thursday to Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom, asking him to reverse... Read More.
WA House, Senate advance capital budget proposals leaving little bond capacity
(The Center Square) - Committees in the state House and Senate advanced their respective chambers' supplemental capital budget proposals on Thursday, setting them up... Read More.
No ICE detention center in Tennessee; Georgia plans moving forward
(The Center Square) - The Department of Homeland Security is not considering an immigration detention facility in Lebanon, Tenn., but is moving forward with... Read More.
Tennessee’s lieutenant governor won’t seek reelection
(The Center Square) - Tennessee Lt. Gov. Randy McNally will not run for reelection, ending a 48-year tenure in state office.
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Cyber charter schools ‘left out of’ reform conversations
(The Center Square) - Taxpayer funding of cyber charter schools gets a lot of scrutiny in Harrisburg.
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Paramount Skydance wins bidding war to buy Warner Bros.
Netflix announced Thursday it dropped its $83 billion bid to buy Warner Bros.
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Louisiana regulator disputes environmental group’s claims
(The Center Square) - Louisiana Department of Conservation and Energy officials dispute claims made in a report recently published by an environmental advocacy group,... Read More.
Seattle begins installing anti-federal immigration enforcement signage
One of the first of an expected 656 signs stating that city property in Seattle cannot be used by federal authorities for civil immigration... Read More.
