As Iowa revenues fall, lawmakers likely have to take millions from reserves to meet budget
A state panel said it expects Iowa to take in $8.51 billion in the upcoming fiscal year. That's $400 million less than Iowa is spending this year.
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Cyclone Alfred offers Albanese a ride back to the Lodge
The PM is being forced to balance political risks and opportunities as he navigates cyclone recovery, budget hurdles, and ...
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Mayor Parker pushes to slash business taxes and spend millions on housing
Philadelphia would cut business tax rates every year and begin spending hundreds of millions of newly allocated dollars on ...
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Overtime Spending Wipes Out Baltimore’s Budget Surplus
The city had to reshuffle more than $50 million to address the unexpected shortfall, driven by overtime costs due to staffing shortages. The Fire Department alone needed an injection of $33 million to ...
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Here's where San Antonio's newest residents are coming from
Axios Visuals The San Antonio area's population is still booming, and that's largely due to people moving here from other states, the U.S. Census Bureau said Thursday. Why it matters: Newcomers ...
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Jonathan Lind pleads guilty to helping treehouse murderer Julia Enright dispose of body
After several years of maintaining his innocence, Jonathan Lind admitted Thursday that he helped Julia Enright dump the body ...
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Chinese tariffs on canola oil, meal would be disastrous for Saskatchewan: Moe
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says workers at canola crushing plants in his province would be out of jobs should China move ahead with planned retaliatory tariffs on canola oil and meal.